Ethan Dewitt is a journalist based in Lexington, Kentucky, with a focus on local sports and education. He has written for various publications, including ASeaOfBlue and Cleburne Times Review, covering topics such as college basketball, high school sports, and education policy. Ethan's work has also been featured in a range of media outlets, including Seacoast Media Group, New Hampshire Public Radio, and Yahoo News.
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Ethan Dewitt's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly Kentucky basketball and college sports. His articles also touch upon government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a focus on New Hampshire.
Given his strong emphasis on local sports like Kentucky basketball, Ethan may be most receptive to pitches related to events, player interviews, or in-depth analysis of the team's performance. Pitches that provide unique insights into the dynamics of college sports or the NFL draft could also capture his attention.
For any topics outside of sports such as education and legislative developments in New Hampshire mentioned in a few article titles, it’s important for pitches to tie these themes back to their relevance within the context of local sporting events or athletes' experiences.
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By: Claire Sullivan, Ethan DeWitt
A week past Election Day, a clearer picture has emerged of legislative priorities, voter turnout, and results ranging from Executive Council seats to a proposed constitutional amendment.
By: Ethan DeWitt
Two months away from leaving office, Gov. Chris Sununu had a reminder for lawmakers Tuesday: New Hampshire faces leaner times ahead.
WHAT A GAME! WHAT A WIN!!
By: Claire Sullivan, Ethan Dewitt
A week past Election Day in New Hampshire, a clearer picture has emerged. Here's what to know.
By: Ethan DeWitt
On Wednesday, that long-standing debate over “donor towns” – and whether the statewide education property tax should be redistributed from rich to poor – returned to the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
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CONCORD, N.H. — A week past Election Day, a clearer picture has emerged of legislative priorities, voter turnout, and results ranging from Executive Council seats to a proposed constitutional amendment.
By: Ethan Dewitt
NH Supreme Court hears arguments on whether state's education property tax is legal.
New Hampshire's education freedom account program grew by 12 percent over the past year, the Department of Education announced Thursday. But as Republican lawmakers seek to expand the program and potentially remove all income limits, Democrats have continued to raise concerns over the use of funds in the program.
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