Daymond Steer is a Reporter at various outlets including the Concord Monitor and New Hampshire Public Radio. He covers a range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas like government and politics, public policy, and the construction industry. Daymond's work has been featured in multiple publications, including Eagle Times, Valley News, and NH Business Review.
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Daymond Steer's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government and politics, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local government issues, political developments within New Hampshire or the United States at large, legal matters such as lawsuits or property value assessments.
Pitches that offer insights from local officials, legal experts or community members directly impacted by the issues covered are likely to resonate well with Daymond. Additionally, providing perspectives on how these local events tie into broader national trends could also capture his interest.
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By: Daymond Steer
TAMWORTH — An alleged check forgery scheme is under investigation by the New Hampshire State Police after the owner of White Lake Speedway in Tamworth reported that a forger created and cashed a fraudulent check for $20,000 using his account number. White Lake Speedway offers go-karts, mini golf and laser tag, among other activities.
By: Daymond Steer
OSSIPEE — A Carroll County Superior Court judge is allowing some of the claims in the lawsuit filed by Bonnie Batchelder, the county's former chief financial officer, to move forward, including breach of contract, breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and tortious interference with business relations. However, he dismissed a defamation claim and a second breach of contract claim.
By: Daymond Steer
MADISON — Weeks after devastating flooding caused nearly $2.9 million in damage in Madison, the town is finally getting a disaster declaration.
CONWAY — A black bear was killed and two vehicles damaged in a collision near the Conway police station on East Conway Road on Tuesday evening.
By: Daymond Steer
OSSIPEE — A Carroll County jury on Thursday found an Ossipee man guilty of murdering his pregnant girlfriend and her unborn child in a landmark case believed to be the first New Hampshire prosecution for the death of a fetus under the state's 2018 fetal homicide law.
By: Daymond Steer
OSSIPEE — The opening of the new $1.8 million laundry facility at Mountain View Community nursing home in Ossipee was celebrated Wednesday by Carroll County officials, staff and nursing home residents, along with several state officials.
WOLFEBORO — Wolfeboro selectmen voted in January to hold public hearings on possibly tearing down the Libby Museum of Natural History, which closed in 2024 due to mold and structural
By: Daymond Steer
CONWAY — Residents and businesses are up in arms over a proposal to build a 150-foot cell tower off of West Side Road that would compromise their views and be seen from Cathedral Ledge.
By: Daymond Steer
CONWAY — The town of Conway continues to withhold details of the complaints that prompted an outside investigation into alleged personnel allegations, but documents released by the town point to former Selectman John Colbath as the subject of those complaints.
By: Daymond Steer
PINKHAM'S GRANT — A teenage boy was taken to MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in North Conway on Monday afternoon after he jumped off of Glen Ellis Falls, which is 64 feet high and located in the White Mountain National Forest just north of Jackson on Route 16.
