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Johana Vazquez primarily covers local news in New London, Connecticut, focusing on government announcements and events related to business, finance, politics, culture & society. If you are reaching out to her for coverage or commentary purposes, consider pitching stories related to the local government's activities and initiatives in New London. Topics such as city budgeting processes and their impact on the community could also align well with her coverage.
Given her focus on grants/awards and event coverage within a local context, she may be interested in pitches that highlight significant achievements of businesses or organizations based in New London. Furthermore, if your pitch involves topics like community development or economic growth within this specific region of Connecticut it would likely resonate with Johana’s reporting interests.
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By: Johana Vazquez
May 17—NEW LONDON — Mike Zaccaro, co-owner of Tox Brewing Co., said the $10,000 grant he received from the Women's Business Development Council will go toward revitalizing his outdoor alleyway into a European-style beer garden. The business, at 635 Broad St. for the past four years, is in the process of moving and expanding to the first floor of a new development at 123 Bank St. Zaccaro was ...
By: Johana Vazquez
New London ― A gathering at the construction site of new modular apartments at 174 Bank St. Friday was not the usual groundbreaking or ribbon-cutting ceremony. Construction has started but is not fin...
By: Johana Vazquez
New London ― The city’s Human Services Department is hosting a workshop next week to help individuals and organizations apply for grants in the last round of funds from the American Rescue Plan Act. T...
By: Johana Vazquez
New London ― City officials stood on stage at the Garde Arts Center Wednesday night to discuss their efforts in revitalizing the city after the COVID-19 pandemic. The public forum called “Dare to Bel...
By: Johana Vazquez
May 24—NEW LONDON — The City Council on Tuesday approved the $102 million city and school budget for 2023-24 as some members of the public made a final plea for changes. Members and supporters of the People's Budget Coalition spoke at multiple city meetings this budget season and asked that the budget reflect the needs they see in the community. The coalition this year asked the city to ...
By: Johana Vazquez
New London ― With restored dental molding, a new coat of paint and gold leaf detailing, the Council Chambers at City Hall look as good as new but have really been restored to their glory days of the e...
New London ― Adrianna Benjamin fell in love with music at a young age, and it has always been a big part of her life. Her mother Kathleen Benjamin, known in the community as “Ms. B,“ was the children...
By: Johana Vazquez
New London ― As Yoselin Guzman held the keys to her new New London home in March, she felt happy and calm to finally have a place of her own again. The past few months had been filled with stress, dis...
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Mystic ― With 140 feet in overall length, the historic L.A. Dunton stood in grandeur, pulled out of the water and on full display Saturday at the Mystic Seaport Museum. The 93-year-old fishing vessel...
By: Johana Vazquez
New London ― Jack Surprenant is seen by many at Williams School as a jack of all trades due to his versatile skills and interests. He’s a basketball player, tennis player, actor, stage manager and ho...
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