John Koziol is a journalist based in Manchester, New Hampshire. He writes for the New Hampshire Union Leader and his work has also appeared in Yahoo News. John covers a range of topics including local events, politics, social issues, and human interest stories in the New Hampshire area.
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John Koziol's articles typically focus on local community events, government announcements, and evolving stories related to crime, entertainment news, sports and social issues in New Hampshire. If you want to reach out effectively to him, consider pitches that cover local community events or highlight evolving social issues within the region of New Hampshire.
Given John's emphasis on government announcements and coverage of LGBTQ+ issues at a local level, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local government policy changes affecting the LGBTQ+ community or human interest stories centered around the lives of veterans in New Hampshire.
When contacting John Koziol with story ideas for his hyper-local focus on Manchester and New Hampshire as a whole, it would be beneficial if your pitch aligns with his themes like crime reports from these areas or noteworthy entertainment events happening locally.
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By: John Koziol
A judge has extended the indictment of a man who allegedly killed his grandmother in Easton in September with a hammer.
By: John Koziol
A former Laconia woman charged with killing her grandson on Christmas Eve 2019 will go on trial May 27, 2025.
Accompanied by their rescue pug, Tofu, Naomi Avner and Brian Evans came up from Woodbridge, New Jersey, to New Hampshire this past weekend to tick off another state on their
By: John Koziol
Michael Kettenbach, the principal owner of Pillsbury Realty & Development in Londonderry, told the Laconia Planning Board on Tuesday that he would like to do what he's doing in his hometown: build an upscale, multi-use community.
Michael Kettenbach, the principal owner of Pillsbury Realty & Development in Londonderry, told the Laconia Planning Board on Tuesday that he would like to do in Laconia what he's doing in his hometown: build an upscale, multi-use community.
Coos County officials say owner of 146,000-acre forest once controlled by the state is not abiding by management plan to harvest timber
By: John Koziol
The New Hampshire Veterans Home's annual Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony was an opportunity to remember not only everyone who served at Pearl Harbor, but every American who served in any role during World War II.
By: John Koziol
The Berlin man accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend and fleeing with their two children may argue at trial that he acted in “defense of others,” but after a judge's order last week, he may have to do so with attorneys he unsuccessfully sought to remove.
A 2018 lawsuit against the Fish and Game Department's Powder Mill Hatchery in New Durham led to a groundbreaking ceremony in New Hampton Friday on what may become the most advanced, least-polluting hatchery in the United States.
A 2018 lawsuit against the Fish and Game Department's Powder Mill Hatchery in New Durham led to a groundbreaking ceremony in New Hampton Friday on what may become the most advanced, least-polluting hatchery in the United States.
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