Vanessa Paolella is an Education Reporter for the Sun Journal, a publication under the Sun Media Group. She specializes in covering local news and events in Lewiston, Maine, with a particular focus on education-related topics. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News and the Morning Sentinel.
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Vanessa Paolella's articles primarily focus on local news and community events in the Lewiston, Maine area. She often covers education-related topics as well as government and politics, with a significant portion of her work involving announcements from various governmental entities.
When approaching Vanessa for potential coverage or to provide insights, consider pitches related to educational developments in the Lewiston area, local government initiatives or events happening within Greene. Additionally, providing commentary on recent governmental announcements or proposed policies that impact the local community could be of interest to her.
As she focuses predominantly on local matters within Maine and specifically in the city of Lewiston, any outreach should take into account this regional context.
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By: Vanessa Paolella
Being a good neighbor here means buying the butchered meat of a cow killed by lightning.
By: Vanessa Paolella
A baby is born healthy and her loving family (and this writer) are determined to make sure she stays that way.
I'd like to say that living in Madagascar has made me strong, but even the 12-year-old girls put me to shame.
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I had no clue what I was getting into when I adopted a dog and her six newborn puppies back in April.
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Seeing the remains of dead relatives would be akin to a nightmare for most of us Americans. But for the Malagasy, it's a reason to celebrate.
Madagascar's renown biodiversity is on display in its extensive national park system, offering animal and plant life not seen anywhere else on earth.
By: Vanessa Paolella
It was February this year when I first met Aro, a 9-year-old deaf girl living in the village next to mine. Taller than most girls her age with hair plaited into neat braids, I was immediately struck by her quiet demeanor as we sat eating lunch on a woven grass mat in her family’s kitchen. […]
By: Vanessa Paolella
Letters from Madagascar: While Malagasy people observe some of the same holidays as people in the U.S., the celebrations often feel much different.
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