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Bryan Sidelinger

Bryan Sidelinger

Verified

Multimedia Journalist, WABI-TV (Bangor, ME)

Bar Harbor

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Events , Human Interest , News

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Total articles 464

  • Ellsworth High School students take part in “Every 15 Minutes” program

    By Bryan Sidelinger Verified| WABI-TV (Bangor, ME) Verified ELLSWORTH, Maine (WABI) - If you drove by Ellsworth High School Thursday afternoon, you may have noticed first responders at what looked like an accident scene. It was part of what’s known as “The Every 15 Minutes Program.”The school staged the response to a fatal accident as a demonstration to students of what can happen when a driver is impaired or distracted. “I thought I’d be kind of prepared for it,” said Senior Briana Kane.

    By Bryan Sidelinger Verified · WABI-TV (Bangor, ME)

    Apr. 27, 2023

  • Redemption Center in Ellsworth raising money for Hancock County Firefighters

    By Bryan Sidelinger Verified| WABI-TV (Bangor, ME) Verified ELLSWORTH, Maine (WABI) - Fire departments around the state can never have enough funding to help purchase safety gear and equipment. A bottle redemption business in Ellsworth has started a fundraiser to help with that funding in Hancock County, and all they’re asking for are  your returnables. “Our goal is to outfit somebody,” said Union River Redemption’s Dean Basher.

    By Bryan Sidelinger Verified · WABI-TV (Bangor, ME)

    Apr. 24, 2023

  • Ellsworth High School students take part in “Every 15 Minutes” program

    By Bryan Sidelinger Verified| WABI-TV (Bangor, ME) Verified ELLSWORTH, Maine (WABI) - If you drove by Ellsworth High School Thursday afternoon, you may have noticed first responders at what looked like an accident scene. It was part of what’s known as “The Every 15 Minutes Program.”The school staged the response to a fatal accident as a demonstration to students of what can happen when a driver is impaired or distracted. “I thought I’d be kind of prepared for it,” said Senior Briana Kane.

    By Bryan Sidelinger Verified · WABI-TV (Bangor, ME)

    Apr. 27, 2023

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WABI-TV (Bangor, ME)