Brian Slattery is a journalist based in North Carolina, with a focus on local news and events. He writes for publications such as the New Haven Independent and the Brunswick Beacon, covering a range of topics including community events, sports, and arts and culture. His work has also been featured in the Connecticut Mirror.
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Based on Brian Slattery's articles, he primarily covers local events and activities relating to sports, entertainment news (such as poetry and music), and community events. He frequently provides event coverage, announcements, and sometimes expert commentary.
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West Brunswick’s girls’ varsity basketball team came up four points short in a Dec. 26 loss to the host team in the Lee County Christmas Tournament, then ran their remaining
Everyone is a new face on the West Brunswick girls’ JV basketball team as coach Tanna Tilley returned to courtside for the 2024-25 season after a year away from the
By: Brian Slattery
The West Brunswick JV boys’ basketball team feasted on their non-conference opponents to start the 2024-25 season 7-0 before seeing tougher competition in a pair of games against Mideastern Conference
West Brunswick’s boys’ varsity lost to West Bladen in the Dec. 28 final of the West Bladen Christmas Tournament, but made it to the tournament title game with wins over
On the day this reporter visited "Making and Unmaking" — a group show running now at City Gallery on Upper State Street through Jan. 26 — artist Barbara…
By: Brian Slattery
West Brunswick swimming wrapped up 2024 with a Dec. 12 meet, competing with Hoggard High School, South Brunswick and North Brunswick at Dinah E. Gore Sports and Aquatics Complex at
By: Brian Slattery
During the Dec. 17 Holden Beach town meeting, board members voted to move $2.483 million from the town’s general fund to the beach inlet fund, but held $300,000 back for
West Brunswick’s boys’ varsity basketball team started 2025 with a win at home over Mideastern Conference 3A foe and county rival North Brunswick, 61-47 on Friday, Jan. 3.
The West Brunswick girls’ varsity basketball team routed county and Mideastern Conference 3A rival North Brunswick 40-28 on Friday their first win of 2025.
Emmanuel and Katie Sarkorh have seen their college dream become a reality by building Brunswick Football Club Academy, a soccer program that is meant to build a community through the
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