Eloise Goldsmith is a staff writer for Common Dreams. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America and Latin America, as well as construction, real estate, and urban planning. Eloise's work has been featured in various publications such as Worth Media Group, The Portland Press Herald, and Truthout.
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Eloise Goldsmith's articles predominantly revolve around local news, city government, housing issues, and community events in Maine. With a strong focus on government announcements and expert commentary, Eloise would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives from local policymakers or experts on political or social issues affecting the region.
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By: Eloise Goldsmith
The developer behind the Six Senses wellness retreat has sued the Town of Rhinebeck, alleging that the Town Board violated the State Open Meetings Law when it did not publicly discuss appealing a dismissed lawsuit over the development. (Photo courtesy of Six Senses Hudson Valley)
By: Eloise Goldsmith
The Rhinebeck Town Board proposed a new law on Wednesday that would pause nearly all hospitality developments in the Town. It would likely impact the Rhinebeck Villas hotel planned for Route 9G. (Image courtesy of Rhinebeck Villas)
By: Eloise Goldsmith
Supporters, staff, and residents of the senior living and retirement community attended a Wednesday Zoning Board of Appeals hearing in Rhinebeck. (Photo by Eloise Goldsmith)
By: Eloise Goldsmith, Gerson Turcios
Lawyers working for detained Rhinebeck resident Gerson Turcios have filed yet another habeas corpus petition seeking his release from federal custody.
By: Eloise Goldsmith
At the request of at least one Rhinebeck Republican, real estate attorney Amanda Miller briefly contemplated and ultimately declined a return to the Town Supervisor race as the GOP's candidate in November.
By: Eloise Goldsmith
Red Wing Properties, the sand and gravel mining company that received permission from state regulators to mine 94 acres in Rhinebeck last year, has
By: Eloise Goldsmith
The Rhinebeck Democratic Committee selected Josh Pulver as its nominee for the November ballot to fill Allan Scherr’s unexpired term.
By: Eloise Goldsmith
Town Supervisor Elizabeth Spinzia says that the Town wants to raise money from non-taxpayer sources to turn Linwood into a public park.
By: Eloise Goldsmith
Mirbeau Inn & Spa is facing a lawsuit brought by customers who allege the facility engaged in deceptive pricing practices on its website.
By: Eloise Goldsmith, John Barboni
With the help of local design-and-build firm The Art of Building, architect John Barboni is working to restore the historic mansion Wyndclyffe.
