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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A short distance west of Squam Lake in Holderness, a local couple has launched what they hope will be a new holiday tradition.
A view of Lake Winnipesaukee from 19 Mile Bay during the Meredith Rotary Ice Fishing Derby on Feb. 11, 2024. The temperature surpassed 60 degrees and gave some anglers second thoughts about loading in their bobhouses.
By: John Koziol
To pay off a bet he lost, Tim Morrill did a step-ladder assisted belly flop into the Winnipesaukee River on Wednesday, and in doing so he helped wrap up the 2025 First Day Franklin festivities.
By: John Koziol
Laconia police arrested two Massachusetts men early Friday morning for allegedly spray-painting a dozen downtown properties with lewd and racist graffiti.Thomas Yarbrough, 21, and Jonathan Yarbrough, 19, both of East
By: John Koziol
The Mount Washington Cog Railway, which began operating the world's first mountain-climbing railroad on July 3, 1869, is currently developing the world's first entirely battery-powered, mountain-climbing electric vehicle.
The Mount Washington Cog Railway, which began operating the world's first mountain-climbing railroad on July 3, 1869, is developing the world's first entirely battery-powered mountain-climbing electric vehicle.
By: John Koziol
A judge in Merrimack County Supreme Court on Tuesday accepted a fully-negotiated plea between the state and Andrew Wood, the officer-in-charge of the former Richmond Police Department who pleaded guilty to illegally collecting compensation from the agency between Jan 5, 2017 and June 27, 2019.
A year since it was damaged by heavy rain and flooding, the Presidential OHRV Club has closed its books on the repair of the trail at Alpine Cascades in Gorham,
By: John Koziol
American Performance Polymers in Colebrook was given a total of $35 million in federal funding in 2020 and 2021 to ensure that when the next pandemic struck, the United States
By: John Koziol
American Performance Polymers in Colebrook was given a total of $35 million in federal funding in 2020 and 2021 to ensure that when the next pandemic struck, the United States would have a source of domestically produced medical gloves.
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