Graham Krewinghaus is a journalist based in Hyannis, Massachusetts. He writes for the Cape Cod Times and The Georgetown Voice, covering local news and events. His work has also been featured in D.C. Witness.
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Graham Krewinghaus primarily covers local crime and community news, with an emphasis on expert commentary and announcements. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to engaging pitches that offer insights from law enforcement officials or legal experts regarding ongoing investigations or recent incidents.
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The expo is seeking waivers to host 15 more concerts annually to fund planned renovations, but its neighbors aren’t all on board.
Commuter cars and a town park were among the casualties.
By: Graham Krewinghaus
At a judge’s request, the Grand Isle Sheriff’s Department pulled cars over in front of the North Hero courthouse Thursday. If people were eligible for jury duty, they were sent inside for selection to an upcoming assault trial.
By: Graham Krewinghaus
One freight line continues to be down and undergoing tricky repairs, according to Vermont Rail System president Selden Houghton.
By: Graham Krewinghaus
Brattleboro Savings & Loan has managed to stay entirely local by putting down deep roots and prioritizing what’s good for the community, according to its leaders.
The Vermont senator became the latest to throw his weight behind the vice president on Tuesday morning.
Seeking to make the leap from the House, Rep. Caleb Elder is facing Sens. Ruth Hardy and Chris Bray.
Richard Cote was found dead in his home on July 24, having been strangled, according to court documents. Theodore Farnham, who lived in Cote’s house with him on and off for many years, was charged with second degree murder on Friday afternoon.
By: Graham Krewinghaus
The case centers around a 2021 incident in which Burlington police responded to the home of a 14-year-old Black, disabled child and handcuffed him. Paramedics then put a bag over his head and injected him with ketamine.
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