Allegra Boverman is a photojournalist and staff photographer for the New Hampshire Union Leader, with a focus on local news and events in Nashua and the surrounding areas. With a passion for community journalism and a keen eye for capturing moments, Allegra's work has also been featured in Falmouth Publishing, Inc.
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Allegra Boverman's coverage suggests a strong focus on local events, with an emphasis on family and entertainment news. She frequently covers festivals, parades, and community gatherings in Manchester and surrounding areas. To effectively reach out to Allegra, consider providing press releases or pitches related to upcoming local events, human interest stories centered around families or relationships within the community, as well as seasonal activities and entertainment news in New Hampshire. When reaching out to her regarding potential story ideas or sources for articles about these topics would likely be of particular interest to her audience.
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8/7/24 Wednesday at the 91st Annual Craftsmen’s Fair at Mount Sunapee Resort. The fair continues through Sunday 10-5 daily rain or shine. There is a rotating array of live music,
8/7/24 Wednesday at the 91st Annual Craftsmen’s Fair at Mount Sunapee Resort. The fair continues through Sunday 10-5 daily rain or shine. There is a rotating array of live music,
By: Allegra Boverman
The 91st annual Craftsmen's Fair opened last Saturday and runs through Sunday at Mount Sunapee Resort. More than 300 juried craftspeople have been displaying their work throughout the week at
By: Allegra Boverman
Rugby gives Granite State women a chance to showcase strength and tenacity
By: Sarah Pearson, Peter Noonan, Allegra Boverman
Red River Theaters in Concord. Franklin Pierce, Daniel Webster, John Stark and the other historical figures stationed on the State House lawn once could have served as an apt metaphor for the downtown they overlook.
Retired Superior Court Judge Diane Nicolosi will be the new assistant administrator of the settlement fund that considers requests for money damages from alleged victims of sexual and physical abuse
By: Allegra Boverman
High school students from around the state got a chance to roll up their sleeves to try a variety of different careers in the trades New Hampshire Construction Career Days,
Renee Kamienski, left, was visiting her daughter Payton Kamienski for Parents’ Weekend at St. Anselm College on Saturday when they went to grab an ice cream in downtown Manchester.
Connecticut Public Radio | By Todd Bookman A vote sign at a polling place in Hollis, NH.
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