Bill Gilman is a journalist who focuses on local news in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. He writes for the Community Advocate Newspaper and ManchesterInkLink.com, covering a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and sports. His work has also been featured in The Eagle-Tribune.
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Bill Gilman's coverage primarily focuses on local events and government announcements with a heavy emphasis on sports. To effectively reach out to him, consider pitching stories related to local events in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, especially those involving the police department and mental health initiatives. Additionally, since there is a strong focus on sports, pitches about local sporting events or achievements of athletes from the area would likely capture his attention.
Given the geographic focus on Shrewsbury and surrounding areas in Massachusetts as well as the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, targeting hyper-local stories or community-driven initiatives within this region may increase your chances of successful outreach.
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By: Bill Gilman, Kamala Harris
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MANCHESTER, NH — Jamaal Frett and Noah Baldwin scored two goals each to lead Hillside to a 4-0 win over Southside in the middle school City Championship game, Monday evening on the Schubert Field pitch at Gill Stadium.
LACONIA, NH — Trinity High’s history-making season came to end Thursday night, with a straight sets loss to Concord Christian in the Division-III semifinals, at Laconia High.
By: Bill Gilman
PELHAM, NH — Against an average opponent, getting off to a slow start can pose problems.
By: Bill Gilman
MANCHESTER, NH — Apparently, you CAN find quality Service these days.
PELHAM, NH — If revenge is a dish best served cold, the temperature was just right for a four-course payback dinner, Friday night.
By: Bill Gilman
MANCHESTER, NH — For the first time in nearly two decades, cheerleaders representing the South Sabres have qualified to compete in a national competition.
High school athletes get a healthy amount of coverage from their local publications. But what happens when they move on to college?
By: Bill Gilman
MANCHESTER, NH —Senior fullback Mo Olanweraju rushed for 116 yards, including a 35-yard touchdown, leading Memorial to a 20-14 victory in Turkey Bowl XLII, Thanksgiving morning on Schubert Field at Gill Stadium.
After starting on the high school sports scene, many Manchester athletes are continuing to thrive as members of college teams.
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