Claire Sullivan is a Copywriter, Writer, and Editor. She specializes in topics related to media, culture, and local news, often exploring themes that resonate with diverse audiences. Claire's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WBRZ-TV, VICE Media, and New Hampshire Public Radio, among others.
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Claire Sullivan's coverage is highly focused on local events and community news, with a particular emphasis on sports, beauty & fashion, and government & politics. She regularly covers local community events and government announcements in West Virginia.
If you're looking to reach out to Claire, consider providing her with information about upcoming local events related to sports, beauty & fashion or governmental initiatives within the Charleston area of West Virginia.
As she also covers reviews and promotional deals related to luxury cars as well as health and wellness topics including antiques and crafts from time to time. If your pitch aligns with any of these areas locally within West Virginia or has a unique tie-in that would be relevant for her audience in this region then it might catch her attention.
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By: Claire Sullivan
While advocates and lawmakers involved in the issues came out of the session with some wins, they felt the state had a long way to go in making a dent in addressing affordability and access. Several said New Hampshire needed to bring in more revenue to make lasting, systemic changes to the child care issues plaguing the state.
By: Claire Sullivan
As of last month, more than 5,000 New Hampshire children are benefiting from a scholarship program aimed at making child care affordable for families, an official with the state said Thursday.
By: Claire Sullivan
Tara Ryan was only seven weeks pregnant with her first child when she secured slots on four child care waitlists. Even then, her daughter didn’t get a full-time space until she was 1.
CONCORD, N.H. — As of last month, more than 5,000 New Hampshire children are benefiting from a scholarship program aimed at making child care affordable for families, an official with
By: Claire Sullivan
In the last budget cycle, lawmakers had expanded eligibility for the scholarship to families making up to 85% of the state median income.
By: Claire Sullivan
A panel of lawmakers on Thursday approved an update to the state's child care program licensing rule after more than a year of meetings and feedback from the early care and education community.
