Troy R. Bennett is a photojournalist and multimedia producer for the Bangor Daily News, based in Portland, Maine. With a passion for local stories, Troy's work covers a wide range of topics including dining, sports, music, history, and community events in the Bangor area.
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Troy R. Bennett’s coverage focuses on local events, history, and culture in Maine. He shows a particular interest in forgotten historical aspects of the region, as well as unique cultural phenomena.
Considering his focus on local stories and events within Maine, Troy would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into local history or cultural trends specific to the state. Any pitches should have a clear tie-in to Maine's rich heritage or current social scene.
Given his emphasis on photography and visual content (as seen with articles such as "Inside the Strange Maine store where VHS tapes still reign supreme" and "Watch the mighty power of the Androscoggin River Wednesday morning"), he may also be open to pitches involving visually compelling topics related to photography or scenic spots within Maine.
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Carlo Pittore was born Charles J. Stanley to a Jewish family in New York, studying in Italy in the '60s and landing in Maine in the 1970s.
PORTLAND, Maine — Researcher and author Larry Glatz is really into Maine history , especially the state's role during the War of 1812 . Glatz even
By: Troy R. Bennett
PORTLAND, Maine — Wyatt Wells wore mirrored sunglasses and thick rubber gloves as he helped paw through several tons of household garbage at ecomaine's Blueberry Road waste-to-energy facility on Wednesday morning.
PORTLAND, Maine — The billionaire owner of a megayacht visiting the harbor this week is so rich he brought along a second megayacht just to house all his expensive toys.
But, Lubec does have the nation's easternmost lighthouse, state park, and gift shop, and is the farthest east you can go in Maine.
One of Maine's few remaining woolen yarn operations is going out of business.
KENNEBUNK, Maine — The sun was radiant and the air crisp as a fair number of post-Labor Day tourists strolled the main drag joining the ‘Bunk to the ‘Bunkport on Thursday afternoon.
Using chains and inflatable lift bags, the U.S. Coast Guard raised an 83-foot, historic fishing vessel from the bottom of the New Meadows River in Harpswell last month.
The house has historical touches including original wood trim, a fanlight over the front door and a spacious sunporch, and yet.
By: Troy R. Bennett
PORTLAND, Maine —More than 50 years ago, in 1971 and '72, Mark Rockwood was on a mission as he roamed the city, camera in hand, looking for pictures.
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