Darren Marcy is a dedicated Municipal Reporter for the Herald Of Randolph, focusing on local news in Bethel, Connecticut. With a keen interest in community affairs, Darren covers a wide range of topics including law enforcement, local businesses, education, and significant events happening in the area.
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Darren Marcy's focus is primarily on local news, with a strong emphasis on law enforcement, government announcements, and evolving stories in the United States, specifically Connecticut and Bethel. Given his coverage attributes which include breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, law enforcement, government & politics; he would likely be interested in pitches that provide updates on ongoing local incidents or developments related to these areas.
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Student Upset Over Policy, Changes It By Darren Marcy Rosie Dotter isn't going to take your unfair rules without a fight.
Investigation Turns Up No Wrongdoing, Sheriff Says
A large fire burned dozens of acres of forest off Morgan Hill Road in Barnard recently, leaving a man injured. Richard Keating, 66, suffered large burns to his legs and lost his home, vehicle, and all of his belongings in the fire, which investigators said was caused by ashes disposed of outside the home. A GoFundMe campaign has been started […]
Democratic incumbents Rebecca Holcombe and Jim Masland retained their seats in the Windsor-Orange-2 House District, easily outdistancing their Republican challengers Kevin Blakeman and Lisa Flanders.
Michael Tagliavia was part of a big night for Republicans, winning his challenge against incumbent Representative Carl Demrow for the House Orange-1 District.
Incumbent John O'Brien held onto his seat in the Windsor-Orange-1 House District by less than 100 votes, defeating Republican challenger Bruce Post, 1,202 to 1,146.
The Strafford School Board heard a plan this week that will see the Newton School community spend the next six months studying the Pledge of Allegiance and deciding whether it has a future in the classroom. An attempt to bring the Pledge back into the classroom at the beginning of the school year for the first time in several years […]
A serious crash on Route 66 in front of The Barn convenience store resulted in a Northfield woman being taken to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.
Tim Calabro, editor and publisher of the White River Valley Herald in Randolph for the past 10 years, could only stand and smile Saturday as a crowd of more than 450 Herald supporters cheered the local son who had grown up to take the reins of their local paper. It happened at The Herald’s celebration of the paper’s 150 years […]
Company Cites Weak Economy By Darren Marcy Vermont Castings, one of the of the biggest employers in the area has announced it is furloughing
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