Jim Altman is a television journalist based in Hartford, Connecticut. He is known for his coverage of local news and events in the area, with a focus on community stories and human interest pieces. Jim's articles for FOX61/CW20 often highlight the unique traditions, celebrations, and people that make Connecticut a special place.
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Jim Altman's articles are focused on local events, highlighting community activities and seasonal themes. His coverage spans various topics such as local businesses, winter activities, holiday traditions, community service, and sports.
If you want to reach out to Jim with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on human-interest stories related to local businesses and community events in Connecticut. Additionally, pitches about unique winter activities or holiday traditions in the area could also be of interest. Any stories involving sports-related community initiatives may also resonate well with his coverage areas.
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A plastic pollution project at the Durham Fair is using art to invite the public to help spread a critical message.
By: Jim Altman
Frankenstein, Dracula, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, all of those life-sized characters are on display at the Witch’s Dungeon.
First responders are bringing their message about breast cancer awareness to the front lines.
By: Jim Altman
A Litchfield small business owner is sending Halloween spirit by the boxload to flood victims.
The CBIA Bus Tour includes stops at different businesses across Connecticut for a full week with advocates for manufacturing and some sponsors aboard.
By: Jim Altman
Karena Buddoo was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive immune system disease called Guillain-Barré syndrome. She found a new career path during the road to recovery.
The new Atlantic Salmon Tagging initiative is up and running in two local rivers.
Staff at the Enfield Scuba Shop help teach a team of tweens the tricks of the trade.
The goal is 50,000 Turkey Day meals for families in need.
Officials said they hope Rocky Neck State Park will be able to reopen this week, but the hiking trail system will remain closed until further notice.
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