Art Illman is a journalist based in Framingham, Massachusetts, focusing on local news and sports. He writes for MetroWest Daily News and Milford Daily News, and his work has also appeared in GateHouse Media New England. Art covers a wide range of topics, including local sports events, community celebrations, and weather updates.
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Framingham, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
Art Illman's coverage primarily focuses on local events and sports, particularly high school games and community celebrations in Massachusetts. Given this emphasis, reaching out to offer insights or stories related to upcoming local events, sports analysis, or features about the communities he covers could be effective. Since his focus is mainly on event coverage and announcements with a significant portion dedicated to sports, providing unique angles or human interest stories related to these topics may capture his attention.
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Hopkinton boys lacrosse defeated Medway, 14-2, April 29, 2024
By: Art Illman
Holocaust survivor Kati Preston speaks at Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah) event at Congregation Beth El in Sudbury
By: Art Illman
The city of Marlborough opened the Lake Williams Boardwalk, May 6, 2024. The half mile floating dock is an extension of the Lake Williams Trail.
By: Art Illman
Blackstone Valley Tech baseball hosted Assabet Valley, May 6, 2024
By: Art Illman
First inning action at Marlborough High School against Fitchburg before rain delay in bottom of first inning. The Panthers led 7-0.
By: Art Illman
Framingham residents received 161 free Eversource Energy Saving Trees Program trees at Cushing Park, May 9, 2024.
By: Art Illman
Dress rehearsal of Framingham High School Drama Company's SpongeBob Musical features all faculty cast and State Rep. Jack Lewis
By: Art Illman
The Framingham Natick baseball game at Bowditch Field was dedicated to late Paul "Bunkie" Smith, May 13, 2024.
By: Art Illman
The 5000th endangered Northern Red Belly Cooter turtle raised in the 40-year-old Head Start Restoration Program celebrated at Mass Wildlife
Elvis Tribute Artist Robert Black performed at the Callahan Center in Framingham, May 16, 2024, part of Senior Week events.
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