Dave Peck is a News/Sports Reporter for NBC Connecticut, with a focus on local news in the Hartford area. He has also contributed to New England Cable News. Dave covers a wide range of topics, including community events, crime, politics, and human interest stories, providing timely and informative news to the Connecticut audience.
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Dave Peck's coverage heavily focuses on local news, with themes covering community support, grants and funding, fitness goals, travel, mental health, education, public safety and transportation & logistics. Given the emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation in his articles along with the specific geographic focus on United States (Connecticut - Hartford), he would likely be interested in pitches related to local initiatives or policies within these areas.
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On Thursday, Cheshire's First Church Preschool was the site of a Trike-A-Thon to raise money for this year's Closer to Free Ride.
“I got a family at home and it’s definitely hitting my paycheck a lot,” New Britain’s Javier Cardoso said. On Wednesday, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) passed its annual Rate Adjustment Mechanisms (RAM) for both United Illuminating and Eversource. “It is to reconcile the cost of public policy programs that state legislators, DEEP and PURA have required UI and…
“It’s not until you get here and kind of, there’s a little bit of an odor too, I mean that just adds to it,” said Michael Rosano, who stopped by to see the damage on Monday morning. The smell of fire was lingering in the air less than 48 hours after West Hartford’s Wampanoag Country Club went up in flames….
“I grew up there. I lived there for 10 years since I was like 10 years old so it was really scary seeing my house on fire,” Serinteree Grandpre said.
By: Dave Peck
“It's almost like a rancid meat smell when it happens and the odor permeates,” Tasca Ford General Manager Tom Moran said.
By: Dave Peck
“I think our demands are pretty simple. Disclose, divest and reinvest in the New Haven community,” Yale student Chisato Kimura said.
By: Dave Peck
Paulie the Peacock is not afraid to put on a show for both students and staff at Waterford Country School, which specializes in interactive education, specifically through nature.
“When people come into New London, they go by the many lighthouses and they see, if they’re lucky, a submarine, all the ferries. It is a very interesting port,” Susan Tamulevich, executive director of the New London Maritime Society, said. For the next six months, the Thames River will have even more life as it welcomes cruise ships into New…
“I’m not for one side or the other exactly, I’m for both sides which isn’t going to work,” Wethersfield’s Liz Kirkpatrick said. The question over the future of Wetherfield’s EMS provider continues to spark debate throughout town. “I believe that the ambulance service should be local,” Wethersfield’s Grace Bubser said. Wethersfield Emergency Medical Services has provided the town with ambulances…
By: Dave Peck
“There was no erratic driving or anything to indicate that, but they were concerned enough to call,” said Lt. John Schmalberger of Avon Police. Children and parents of Avon Public Schools alerted police of what they say was erratic behavior coming from their bus driver on Wednesday afternoon. “Some yelling, some loud outbursts, some hand waving but nothing that was…
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