Jamie Browder is an Education and Environment Reporter for The Keene Sentinel, a local newspaper in Keene, New Hampshire. Jamie specializes in covering local news stories related to education, including school closures and budget considerations, as well as environmental topics impacting the community. Their work has also been featured on New Hampshire Public Radio.
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Jamie Browder's coverage focuses primarily on local news, education, government & politics in the New Hampshire area. She frequently covers events and announcements related to schools, community events, and non-profits. Given this focus, she may be receptive to pitches about local initiatives or individuals making a positive impact in the community.
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By: Jamie Browder Sentinel
George Downing chats with Joan Murphy while campaigning for re-election to the Keene Board of Education Tuesday morning outside the Keene Recreation Center. Downing was the top vote-getter, with 641 votes, to win another three-year term on the board Tuesday night. Hannah Schroeder / Sentinel Staff
By: Jamie Browder Sentinel
Beth Pinney campaigns against Article 10 on the ConVal School District ballot, outside the polls at Dublin Town Hall on Tuesday. Article 10 asked if voters would change the district's articles of agreement in a way that would allow for the closure of schools in Bennington, Dublin, Francestown and Temple. Ben Conant for The Sentinel
By: Jamie Browder Sentinel
Nelson residents approved the town's budget and shot down requests for a new generator and signs to cut costs at Saturday's annual meeting. Jamie Browder / Sentinel Staff
By: Jamie Browder Sentinel
HINSDALE — The school board has named David Ryan the district’s superintendent, removing "interim" from his title and locking him in a three-year contract, according to an announcement from the district Monday afternoon.
By: Jamie Browder
After voters struck down a proposal last week that would have allowed for the closure of some ConVal district elementary schools, the school board will consider next steps for potential
By: Jamie Browder Sentinel
Deirdre Fitzgerald, an Antrim resident and board chair for the Monadnock International Film Festival, recalls visiting The Colonial Theatre in Keene as a child to watch movies with her family. She’s shown in this photograph at the historic theater on Thursday afternoon. Hannah Schroeder / Sentinel Staff
After 37 years of service, Keene's Country Life Vegan Restaurant closed its doors on March 21, according to owner Peggy Schauffler.
Dispatchers at Southwestern N.H. District Fire Mutual Aid in Keene handled requests for medical aid and fire calls Thursday, March 28, including:
Venust Boutique is on track to open its doors on Keene's Central Square in April.
It's no secret that shoppers are growing more attentive to the “why” behind their spending.
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