Emily Disalvo is a freelance writer with a focus on social issues, cannabis, the Russia-Ukraine war, and LGBTQ topics, particularly within the context of Connecticut. Her work reflects a commitment to exploring pressing societal themes and has been featured in various publications, including the Shelton Herald, Stamford Advocate, and News Nation.
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Emily Disalvo's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, real estate, urban development, community events, and business in Hartford, Connecticut. She frequently covers government announcements and local events. Therefore, individuals or organizations involved in local government initiatives such as urban development projects or community events would likely find Emily receptive to their pitches.
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By: Emily Disalvo
Amid budget cuts, Hartford Public School employees started receiving notifications they would be laid off.
By: Emily Disalvo
Hartford Public Schools received a $10.5 million boost to the budget from the state and city days after first layoffs began.
By: Emily Disalvo
The Russian Lady, which was the scene of a violent altercation in 2023, will reopen as The Lady in downtown Hartford Friday.
By: Emily Disalvo
Windsor Meadows State Park could soon be connected to both downtown Windsor and Hartford by trails.
By: Emily Disalvo
A Hartford mainstay, Tisane Euro-Asian Cafe, closed Sunday because 'the business never grew.'
By: Emily Disalvo
Tisane Cafe in Hartford was a "safe space" for members of the LGBTQ+ community. Now it is closed and the community is mourning.
By: Emily Disalvo
The CT Fastrak bus system connecting Hartford to New Britain is the best in the country, according to an international nonprofit.
By: Emily Disalvo
The Bloomfield home of a repeat Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show competitor is once again the topic of neighborhood frustration.
By: Emily Disalvo
State Sen. Doug McCrory was selected by Democratic delegates in Windsor, Hartford and Bloomfield to represent the party in the District 2 primary.
By: Emily Disalvo
Hartford's 2024 teacher of the year, Yasmin Vicenty-Ithier, edged out her mother, who was also nominated for the award.
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