This past spring and summer, the Maine Public News team took to the road to talk to YOU about what is going on in your community, what are some developments worthy of celebrating, and what types of news stories and coverage are important to you. We travelled from Ogunquit to Caribou to Farmington and a number of locations in between and heard first-hand from hundreds of citizens about what is going on in the state.
Take a look below at some of our impressions and takeaways from our inaugural Tell Me More Tour.
TELL ME MORE TOUR STOP SUMMARIES:
Shed light on the effects of our changing climate: what we heard in Camden.
Maine Public needs to engage the region more: what we heard in Caribou.
What we heard in Bar Harbor: there’s a lot going on that needs our attention.
The challenges of remote living: what we heard at Northeast Harbor.
Passion, optimism, and purpose: what we heard in Millinocket.
Let's hear from everyone: what we heard in Ogunquit.
Maine Public is a bridge: what we heard in Portland.
Keep digging deeper: what we heard in Augusta.
The need for community and civility: What we heard in Brunswick.
On May 9th, Maine Public's Tell Me More Tour visited Penobscot County, hosting a public event at the Bagel Central Meeting House in downtown Bangor. Here's what we heard:
Tell US more! What we heard in Bangor.
On April 25, Maine Public's Tell Me More Tour visited Franklin County, hosting a public event at the University of Maine at Farmington. Here's what we heard:
The CMP Transmission Project and Franklin County's Deep History: What We Heard in Farmington
On April 18, Maine Public's Tell Me More Tour visited Androscoggin County, hosting a public event at Maine Public's Studio in Lewiston. Here's what we heard:
Civic Pride and Community Building: What We Heard In Lewiston/Auburn
