SABINA BHASIN, Multimedia Journalist - Marco Eagle's Department

About SABINA BHASIN

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Some may call her behavior nomadic but Sabina likes to think she's just curious.

After spending no more than nine months in a city over the last three years, with her dog Fiona in tow, she finally lands in Naples, FL and joins the team as a Multimedia Journalist at the Naples Daily News.

From print, to radio, to television, to teaching, to online journalism, and now back to print, Sabina hopes to bring her inquisitive nature, experience and tenacity for truth, into your homes, offices or wherever else you cuddle up with the newest edition of Naples Daily News.

She has a thirst for New Media and is looking forward to quenching it through naplesnews.com. She also loves to tell a story - be it visually, or literally- if it makes an impact, teaches something new, or gets on a fridge, she is able to proudly look in the mirror each morning knowing she is fulfilling her purpose.

As a graduate of Indiana University, this adopted Hoosier loves the Colts; but as a Detroit girl at the core, nothing compares to the pride she has for Detroit sports - even if it's not their year.

Though she is still trying to peel herself off the beach and into an office desk, Sabina covers Lee County -- from the crime scenes to the court rooms to the commission building. You can also catch her on Thursday mornings on ABC-7 where she discusses upcoming weekend entertainment. Any ideas, stories, tips or just thoughts that need to be shared, send them to Sabina - she loves mail.

But, if you really want to get on her good side, send her some Nutella. That always works.

Position History

Multimedia Journalist
07/27/2010 - current

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Fort Myers church one of the nation's Top 10 fastest growing Published 03/22/2013 at 5:49 a.m.
Next Level Church in south Fort Myers has grown to a membership of 2,000 in five years. What is its appeal? And is that appeal religious or cultural?
Red Sox pitcher facing DUI charges after pursuit Updated 03/05/2013 at 6:35 p.m.
The driver, later identified as John Drake Britton, 23, of Magnolia, Texas, continued toward Three Oaks Parkway and crossed a bridge over Interstate 75, reaching speeds of up to 111 mph, according to an arrest report.
Proposed Bonita Springs ambulance service winning some support Published 03/04/2013 at 7:19 p.m.
At Monday's Management and Planning meeting, Commissioners John Manning and Cecil Pendergrass spoke in favor of allowing Bonita to provide its own transport services for critical patients.
Bonita Springs leaders to lobby for 2-year slot machine trial Published 02/28/2013 at 7:47 p.m.
"This doesn't need to be a statewide issue," Bonita Springs Mayor Ben Nelson said. "We want to get them to look at this issue as a Bonita Springs issue. So far, the universal effect on anything other than Bonita Springs ...
Scott pitches $5 million per year to retain spring training teams Published 02/27/2013 at 5:28 p.m.
Gov. Rick Scott is pitching a proposal to set aside $5 million a year in the state budget to help keep major-league baseball teams from fleeing the Sunshine State to Arizona.
On the road: Mobile vets bring services to clients Published 02/20/2013 at 5:45 a.m.
In addition to responding to emergencies, they travel the community in high-tech mobile clinics targeting customers who are home bound, have difficulty driving or have timid or aggressive pets.
Single mom who battled breast cancer, unpaid bills dies Published 02/20/2013 at 5:30 a.m.
If she had lived in Collier County, she would have had access to social programs intended to help patients either with living expenses or medical bills. Alderman lived just 5 miles north of Estero, the cutoff line.
Lee County picks private company to run air ambulance service Updated 02/19/2013 at 8:41 p.m.
At Tuesday's commission meeting, the board unanimously voted on allowing Air Methods to take over what was a county-run program under Medstar.
Interim county manager proposes raises for employees; commissioners question need Published 02/18/2013 at 12:54 p.m.
"I don't know for sure we're losing people because of salary," Commissioner Mann said. "I don't think we're losing that many. I need specific examples. We're operating at 500 less employees than five, six years ago, and we're still getting ...
Pendergrass getting high marks despite lack of elected experience Published 02/18/2013 at 5:30 a.m.
“I really do think for his lack of experience, he’s done an exceptional job,” Commissioner John Manning said.