Hannah Hoffman is a Technical Editor for WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore, focusing on local news in Maryland, specifically in the Westminster area. With a passion for community-driven stories, Hannah covers a wide range of topics including social issues, events, and initiatives that impact the residents of Maryland.
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Hannah focuses on local news, particularly in the Maryland area, covering government announcements and community events. Her articles often feature initiatives and developments affecting Baltimore and Maryland.
If you're reaching out to Hannah Hoffman, consider pitching stories centered around local government initiatives or policies impacting communities within Maryland. You could also offer insights related to human resources and employment issues specific to the region. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming community events or programs happening in Baltimore or other parts of Maryland, it would likely align with her coverage focus.
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By: Hannah Hoffman
Maryland Republican U.S. Senate nominee Larry Hogan is responding to a new Time magazine report about his time as the state's governor.
By: Hannah Hoffman
Anne Arundel County's goal is to commemorate the history of the old Crownsville Hospital site while also making it a welcoming park space.
A workgroup in Anne Arundel County is exploring the possibility of year-round school.
Under Armour unveils new merchandise in a storied Baltimore City sports rivalry.
By: Hannah Hoffman
Open enrollment is underway for Marylanders insured under Medicare.
Food and nutrition services employees at Anne Arundel County Public Schools will get a boost in their paychecks.
This summer, around 150 people jumped into the Inner Harbor for the first Harbor Splash.
By: Hannah Hoffman
Voters in multiple jurisdictions to decide fate of independent inspectors general, size of governance BALTIMORE —
A Barbie themed Her Campus meeting at The Chambers in the Brown-Lupton University Union on Oct. 5, 2023.(Colleen Wyrick/Her Campus President)
By: Hannah Hoffman
Hurricanes Milton and Helene canceled dozens of blood drives, but the need hasn't gone away.
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