Jolie Sherman is a journalist based in Meriden, Connecticut. She writes for NBC Connecticut and her work has also appeared in NBC New York. Jolie covers a range of local news topics, including traffic updates, community events, business closures, cultural celebrations, weather conditions, and important local milestones.
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Jolie's focus is on local events and announcements, particularly in Connecticut. She regularly covers topics such as weather, community events, and local business news. Given her coverage attributes, Jolie would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights from local experts regarding seasonal trends or upcoming events relevant to the Connecticut area.
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The city of Torrington is saying goodbye to what was once the Hotchkiss Brothers Company facility, a massive industrial complex that stretches more than three acres.
By: Jolie Sherman
Two people believed to be connected to a South American theft group appeared in court on Thursday.
By: Jolie Sherman
In Farmington, dozens of volunteers put together 500 Thanksgiving dinners for people who need a little extra support this time of year.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, two different organizations spent the day giving back to their communities.
Thanksgiving travel is about to ramp up. AAA is projecting more than 800,000 people from Connecticut will go somewhere for the holiday. Of those travelers, almost 90 percent will be driving to their destinations. This has the state thinking about our roads, particularly wrong-way driving. Governor Ned Lamont and the state Department of Transportation plan on making an announcement about…
It's a big weekend for ski resorts across the state. Some are now open for the season, including Mount Southington.
By: Jolie Sherman
On Sunday, over 100 people came out to run or walk at least one mile at YMCA's Camp Sloper in Southington.
By: Jolie Sherman
Saturday marked Wreaths Across America Day, where millions of people placed wreaths on graves and memorials to honor our military heroes.
With Christmas and the start of Chanukah less than a week away, it's going to be busy on the roads with people driving to their holiday destinations.
By: Jolie Sherman
Some people found a sweet escape from Sunday's frigid winter temperatures. A chance to step outside the cold and into a different snowy environment.
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