Chris Mays is a local journalist based in Brattleboro, Vermont. He writes for the Brattleboro Reformer and the Bennington Banner, covering a wide range of topics including local news, community events, education, and outdoor activities. His work has also been featured in the Manchester Journal and The Berkshire Eagle.
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Chris Mays focuses on local news in Vermont, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. He frequently covers crime, entertainment news, and business & industry topics related to the region.
To effectively reach out to Chris, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local events, developments in Vermont or Brattleboro communities, as well as any significant changes in the business landscape within these areas. Furthermore, pitches addressing government announcements or evolving stories such as new initiatives or community development projects are likely to resonate with him.
Given his focus on local events and community issues within specific towns and regions of Vermont like Brattleboro and Wilmington, be sure that your pitch is tailored specifically for this localized audience.
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By: Chris Mays
The Moover arrives at the Brattleboro Transportation Center in July 2021. FILE
BRATTLEBORO — Going the Distance, the Boys & Girls Club of Brattleboro's primary fundraiser, brings bikers together for a great cause.
By: Chris Mays
SOUTH NEWFANE — Testing for contamination is underway at the South Newfane General Store property in anticipation of demolition.
BRATTLEBORO — Demolition of the Sportsmen's Lounge on Canal Street is delayed until asbestos is removed in November.
School Board members and administrators are going on a tour to present a plan to close Jamaica Village School and Townshend Elementary, and consolidate them into NewBrook Elementary, to save money and improve education.
By: Chris Mays, Bob Audette
TOWNSHEND — At least another 20 horses were seized from a troubled breeding facility in Townshend following the service of a search warrant on Tuesday.
TOWNSHEND — At least another 20 horses were seized from a troubled breeding facility in Townshend following the service of a search warrant on Tuesday.
By: Chris Mays
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Artificial intelligence is making its way into ski resort operations.
By: Chris Mays
DUMMERSTON — Donald Trump and Kamala Harris banners were seen by Ellen Rago, library media specialist at Dummerston School, as a crucial part of teaching students about the election and a way to perhaps cool down divisions.
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