Julia Perkins is the Assistant Managing Editor for NewsTimes, with a focus on local news in Danbury, Connecticut. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Julia covers a wide range of community highlights, events, and issues, showcasing the vibrant and diverse stories of the local area.
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Julia Perkins' coverage focuses on local community events, volunteerism, and sports achievements in the Connecticut area. She frequently covers topics related to entertainment news, house & home, family & relationships, as well as education.
If you are reaching out to Julia with a pitch, consider offering her stories about local community events or human interest pieces that align with her themes covered. Additionally, if your pitch involves volunteering efforts or sports achievements within the Connecticut area specifically Danbury and its surrounding areas then it would be most relevant for her audience.
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By: Julia Perkins
For his day job, Santa Claus AKA Richard McQuaid serves as the city's town clerk and used...
By: Julia Perkins
DANBURY — More than 325 households received special holiday surprises when they picked up food at a local pantry.
By: Karen Tensa, Julia Perkins
The New Year of 2024 could be one of change for Wilton. The town has a new first...
By: Karen Tensa, Julia Perkins
Julia Perkins Karen Tensa Staff Writers Bridgewater New art show to open at library
By: Julia Perkins
DANBURY — Students at Great Plain Elementary School celebrated Random Acts of Kindness Day on Friday by inviting the Danbury community to lunch.
By: Julia Perkins
Called the Six Green Museum of The Americas, the project featured the sixth graders' research and artifacts they created from an indigenous civilization.
By: Julia Perkins
Members of the Indian and Bangladeshi welcomed the public to the event, held on Sunday, April 14 at East Norwalk Library Hall.
By: Julia Perkins
Western Connecticut State University marked Earth Day with educational programming about climate change and other activities.
By: Julia Perkins
Called the “Let My People Go” rally, the demonstration brought dozens to the Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut's Walzer Jewish Community Campus.
By: Julia Perkins
Wilton High School is the only school in Connecticut to win the rights to perform "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," with shows Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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