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
LACONIA — TH-7 is 36 feet long, 12 feet wide and contains 430 square feet of interior space. It boasts a Pella door and windows, radiant heat, LED lighting, and,
FRANCONIA – A informal memorial sponsored by the Old Man of the Mountain Legacy Fund was held Friday to mark 21 years since the "Old Man of the Mountain" crumbled.
By: John Koziol
FRANCONIA — An informal memorial sponsored by the Old Man of the Mountain Legacy Fund was held Friday to mark 21 years since the "Old Man of the Mountain" crumbled.Queen
LACONIA -- Thanks to Steven Spielberg’s Oscar-winning movie, the story of Oskar Schindler may be better known than that of Waitstill and Martha Sharp, but the Sharps’ actions in World
OSSIPEE – Following a hearing Wednesday, a judge will weigh whether what the Board of Selectmen considers a defunct revitalization program should not have its home in a municipally owned building demolished.
By: John Koziol
OSSIPEE -- A Wolfeboro man who in 2020 killed as many as a dozen cats and kittens pleaded guilty Thursday to six counts of felony animal cruelty and was ordered to serve between 5 and 12 years in New Hampshire State Prison.
By: John Koziol
OSSIPEE — A Wolfeboro man who in 2020 killed as many as a dozen cats and kittens pleaded guilty Thursday to six counts of felony animal cruelty and was ordered to serve between 5 and 12 years in New Hampshire State Prison.
By: John Koziol
OSSIPEE – A judge has denied an injunction sought by the Ossipee Main Street program, which alleged the Board of Selectmen was planning to raze the nonprofit's municipally–owned offices without notice or input from the public.
By: John Koziol
NORTH HAVERHILL -- Troy Merner, the former state representative and Lancaster selectman who resigned after it was discovered that he was actually living in Carroll, on Monday asked a judge to dismiss charges that he defrauded the state by filing padded mileage-reimbursements forms.
By: John Koziol
TILTON -- While not commenting on the recent arrest of a Northfield man in connection with thefts last month at the Tilton family mausoleum, Paul Tierney, who looks after Park Cemetery, on Wednesday said criminal activity at the association burial grounds is rare.
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