James Rinker is a Digital Community Engagement Journalist based in Keene, New Hampshire. He writes for The Keene Sentinel and Laconia Daily Sun, focusing on local news and issues, particularly those related to LGBTQ+ rights and healthcare. James also has experience in navigating and debunking election misinformation online. His work has been featured in Yahoo News.
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James Rinker's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly legislation, LGBTQ+ rights, and community events in New Hampshire. His focus also includes content & publishing as well as sports.
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By Abigail Ham, Sophia Keshmiri and James Rinker Sentinel Staff
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Incumbent Jonah Wheeler topped the votes in Tuesday's three-way Democratic primary for two seats representing Peterborough and Sharon in the N.H.
Asaiah Patoine, 5, at Jonathan Daniels School in Keene in November 2020. Patoine was a kindergartner attending a child care program run by the Keene Family YMCA. Sentinel file photo by Aaron Lipsky
By: James Rinker
In 2018, Jan and Rick Cohen, left and middle, applaud at the groundbreaking ceremony for an addition, which they funded, to Keene State's Mason Library that brought the Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and the undergraduate Holocaust and Genocide Studies program into the same space. Seated to their right is Jay Kahn, then a state senator.
By: James Rinker
Email Print Copy article link Save Madame Sherri's Cabaret and Lounge is more than a restaurant and performance venue, with each night of the week providing a unique experience.
By: James Rinker
On a typical day in her classroom, ConVal art teacher Karrie Mitschmyer recycles between 500 and 1,000 pounds of clay using her pug mill machine. As of this year, Mitschmyer now has two machines that allow her to recycle and reuse clay, additionally separating them my color. Hannah Schroeder / Sentinel Staff
The poll runs until noon on Wednesday. The winner will be featured with a Q&A in the Weekend Sentinel.
JAFFREY — A town resident who went missing Sunday morning was found safe on Monday. N.H. Fish and Game Lt.
Greenwald Realty has purchased the two Keene buildings occupied by Brewbakers and Sanel Auto Parts on Emerald Street, seen here on Tuesday afternoon. Both businesses plan to stay, and Brewbakers plans to work with the Greenwalds to use second-floor space to create more opportunities for artists. Hannah Schroeder / Sentinel Staff
By: James Rinker
Construction equipment lies unused in the Cheshire Career Center at Keene High School. The room is vacant this year, as the center looks to hire a teacher for the construction trades program. Ethan Weston / Sentinel Staff
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