Cameron Morsberger is a reporter for the Lowell Sun, focusing on local news in Lowell, Massachusetts. With a background in journalism, Cameron has covered a wide range of topics, including community events, local government, human interest stories, and memorial ceremonies. His work has also been featured in the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sentinel Enterprises Inc.
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Lowell, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
Cameron's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements within the Massachusetts area. He covers a range of topics including memorial ceremonies, public figures, environmental issues, and political developments.
To effectively reach out to Cameron Morsberger with pitches or sources for potential stories, consider offering insights related to local government policies or events in Lowell and its surrounding areas. Additionally, providing information about community initiatives or profiles of prominent local individuals would likely align well with his coverage focus.
Given his emphasis on memorial ceremonies and public figures' contributions to the community, relevant pitches may include human-interest stories that celebrate people's impact on their communities. Local event organizers or individuals involved in environmental activism within the Massachusetts region could also capture his attention.
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By: Cameron Morsberger
The past year has, understandably, been a “huge roller coaster,” Rob O’Neal said, but one that’s offered him a new lease on life.
By: Cameron Morsberger
CHELMSFORD — Despite the widespread power outages and several road closures from Friday’s storms, a dozen residents arrived at the town’s memorial Saturday morning to pay their respects…
By: Cameron Morsberger
As Dracut first responders raised their arms in salute, firefighter Michael Petrilli rang the fire bell in a traditional pattern: 5-5-5-5.
By: Cameron Morsberger
“It has been my pleasure to serve on the board, however I feel I must depart at this time for personal reasons,” Carota wrote.
By: Cameron Morsberger
The Whitcomb Avenue facility, which cost $20.25 million, welcomed local and state officials to a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday morning.
By: Cameron Morsberger
Coaches, cheerleaders and a visiting marching band paid tribute to Laura Lamore and her impact on the community.
By: Cameron Morsberger
In his more than 30 years in Lowell, Malavich successfully actualized affordable housing projects, a national park and modern day improvements to the Mill City.
By: Cameron Morsberger
Chelmsford will need to accomodate an additional 1,477 people, or 10% of the town’s population according to 2020 census data.
By: Cameron Morsberger
UMass Lowell welcomed the national political correspondent to the O’Leary Library Thursday to share his perspective on the upcoming race.
By: Cameron Morsberger
“I know that the Lord is saying to you now, Mario, as he says to all his faithful followers: ‘Welcome home, my good and faithful friend.’”
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