Keith Curtis is a journalist who focuses on local news and events. His work has been featured in publications such as the Daily Press and the Virginian-Pilot. Keith covers a range of topics, including education, local government, community events, and human interest stories.
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Keith Curtis focuses on local news, covering topics such as town events, community involvement, education, and public service. His coverage attributes show a significant focus on event coverage and government announcements.
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MELROSE — The City of Melrose is sharing the following updates for the upcoming week:
MELROSE — The city and its Veterans Services Advisory Board hosted an important Veterans Day observance at the Knoll's Vietnam Reflection Area on
By: Keith Curtis
In Hampton Roads, philanthropy is not just about giving back — it is a catalyst for meaningful change that fuels our economy and enriches our community.
By: Keith Curtis
Many may not immediately recognize the economic influence nonprofits wield in our region. Yet, the numbers speak for themselves.
LYNNFIELD — The town will not be losing access to state grants or getting sued by the commonwealth after Fall Town Meeting overwhelmingly approved
LYNNFIELD — Two votes. That was what it took for the Department of Public Works' $12,850,000 road improvement program to pass Fall Town Meeting in a 194-95 vote on Nov. 13.
LYNNFIELD — Voters at Fall Town Meeting on Nov. 13 overwhelmingly approved sending the $18.3 million Lynnfield Public Library renovation project to a debt exclusion vote scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 6.
MELROSE — Abutters urged the School Committee this week to take its time in releasing oversight of the Beebe School on West Foster Street as the city eyes the property as a new police headquarters.
MELROSE — Last month, Melrose City Auditor/CFO Kerriann Golden submitted a memorandum to the City Council to report on the city's expense and revenue
MELROSE — State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine and Melrose Fire Chief John White today announced the graduation of Melrose firefighters Brian Pelrine, a
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