Sierra Whaley is an Anchor/Reporter at WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26. She focuses on topics such as pets, veterinary care, organic farming, and lifelong learning, emphasizing the importance of professional development. Sierra has also been featured in WABI TV 5.
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Sierra Whaley's reporting focuses on local news in the Bangor, Maine area, covering a wide range of topics including storm damage, community events and local government activities. She seems to be particularly interested in stories relating to family & relationships, government & politics, house & home and crime.
If you have insights related to these themes or are involved in any significant local events or initiatives within the Greater Bangor area that align with her coverage attributes and topics covered, Sierra may be receptive to pitches about those. Additionally, if you have expertise related to infrastructure development or recovery efforts after storms specifically in Penobscot County or surrounding areas of Maine.
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Published Sep. 11, 2025 at 12:04 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago CORINNA, Maine (WABI) - The owners of a farm in Corrina are gearing up for a busy fall season.
By: Sierra Whaley
Pet owners understand the panic when they urgently need veterinarian services.
By: Sierra Whaley
Dozens of items that were donated by community members are taking up an entire parking lot in Bangor for the 13th Annual Benefit Yard Sale for Sarah’s House.
By: Sierra Whaley
A non-profit in Bangor specializes in targeting youth, parents, and even Maine educators, helping each person create a unique chapter in their own story.
By: Sierra Whaley
The President of Bangor Beautiful said it all started when they helped the school fundraise, and the students got seeds and planted a garden at the school.
By: Sierra Whaley
One of the only programs in the state that has a 24/7 Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner or SAFE program is in Bangor.
By: Sierra Whaley
The Parvovirus is extremely contagious for dogs and sometimes fatal.
Folks in Orono now have another spot for good eats and drinks.
After a decade of brainstorming, a colorful addition has finally made its way to the Ronald McDonald House in Bangor.
At the Maine Audubon Mural site off Broadway, students planted native plants and shrubs along a retaining wall that was previously made up of all invasives.
