Caroline Enos is a Reporter at various publications, including The Eagle-Tribune and the Haverhill Gazette. She covers a diverse range of topics such as crime and justice, culture and society, education, and sports, with a particular focus on public education and school administration. Caroline's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and Firehouse Magazine.
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Caroline Enos predominantly covers local news, with a focus on government and politics, family and relationships, as well as culture and society. She frequently reports on events, government announcements, and press releases within the Peabody area.
To effectively pitch to Caroline, consider providing insights or access to local political figures for commentary on governance issues in the Peabody area. Additionally, you could offer human interest stories related to community events or unique cultural aspects of Peabody that align with her coverage themes.
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PEABODY — Helicopters. Talent shows. Ice cream. The Essex County Summer Day Camp has it all for the 450 kids attending the camp this month — the largest group to
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PEABODY — Helicopters. Talent shows. Ice cream. The Essex County Summer Day Camp has it all for the 450 kids attending the camp this month — the largest group to
SALEM — A family that previously operated Bunghole Liquors on Derby Street and still owns the property is suing its tenants who have been running the location since 2012.
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