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Reporter, The Ellsworth American
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Biography
Lizzie is a dual national American/British citizen currently based in Bar Harbor, Maine. She has received her Bachelor of Science in Journalism at Emerson College in 2021 and minored in Photography with an emphasis in Interdisciplinary Narrative Nonfiction. Lizzie is a Salzburg Global Seminar Fellow, and holds certifications in terrorism/counterterrorism, TEFL, and environmental conservation. Lizzie’s work has been published by VICE, The New York Times, Orlando Sentinel, Baltimore Sun, South Florida Sun-Sentinel, and Toledo Blade, among others. Her work has also been recognized for excellence by the Ohio News Photographers Association. Available for reportage, portrait, or general news assignment in the United States or internationally. Contact directly via email.
Climate, Portraiture , Environment, Documentary Storytelling , Travel, Daily News , Culture, Politics , Street Photography
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Content
By Lizzie Heintz Verified| Mount Desert Islander Verified MOUNT DESERT ISLAND — Three Hancock County Technical Center (HCTC) students are working together on a SkillsUSA community service project that reaches all the way back to their childhoods. Mount Desert Island seniors Spencer Laurendeau, 17, Josh Wedge, 18, and Grace Horner, 17, are all athletes with one thing in common: Acadian Youth Sports.
By Lizzie Heintz Verified| The Ellsworth American Verified ELLSWORTH — Colvard & Co., the Maine-based sausage and meat company, has opened up its farm shop at 10 Buttermilk Road behind the new Ellsworth Police Station. “It’s a supportive community,” owner Carter Light said. “Being in Ellsworth is great, there’s cool people doing cool things … We hope we’re adding something to this community.”kAm{:89E 3682? r@=G2C5 :? a_`e H:E9 E96 :?E6?E:@? @7 >2<:?8 :E 2 D:56\9FDE=6] (96?
By Lizzie Heintz Verified| The Ellsworth American Verified ELLSWORTH — Three Hancock County Technical Center (HCTC) students are working together on a SkillsUSA community service project that reaches all the way back to their childhoods. Mount Desert Island seniors Spencer Laurendeau, 17, Josh Wedge, 18, and Grace Horner, 17, are all athletes with one thing in common: Acadian Youth Sports.
Company Info
The Ellsworth American
The Ellsworth American, in business since 1851, is a locally owned and managed weekly newspaper serving Hancock County, Maine. It is the oldest weekly newspaper in the county and the second oldest in Maine. The American's workforce of 55 is spread over several departments: News, Advertising, Internet, Circulation, Administration, Accounting, Creative services, Press and Mail Room. The weekly edition is printed each Wednesday afternoon and is on newsstands through Hancock, Washington,Waldo and Penobscot (Maine) counties that same day.
Ellsworth, Maine, United States
'+1 207-667-2576
Founded: 1851