Leah Comins is an Account Executive at John Guilfoil Public Relations, specializing in local news and events in the Merrimac area of Massachusetts. With a focus on community stories and public interest, Leah's work has been featured in various outlets, including the East Bridgewater Police department.
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Boston, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
Leah Comins focuses on local news, notably in Massachusetts and the Merrimac area. Her articles predominantly cover government announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to crime, education, and family & relationships.
To effectively reach out to her, consider providing newsworthy local stories such as community events or safety initiatives within Massachusetts and the Merrimac area. Additionally, pitches that feature unique angles on educational advancements or developments in public safety are likely to align with Leah's coverage focus.
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By: Leah Comins
Superintendent David Sawyer is pleased to announce that Attleboro's elementary schools recently participated in a March Madness-style learning initiative.
By: Leah Comins
In observation of this week's Launch Event for Lex250 Celebrations, the Lexington Police Department will enact parking and traffic restrictions in the area of Cary Memorial Hall.
By: Leah Comins
Superintendent Jeffrey Marsden and Principal Nat Vaughn are pleased to share that Thomas Blake Middle School student Jackson Dunn, who serves as the school's Project 351 Ambassador, recently completed a successful clothing drive.
By: Leah Comins
LEXINGTON — The official celebrations for the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Lexington were launched today at a ceremony in Lexington by Massachusetts Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll and other state and foreign dignitaries.
By: Leah Comins
Chief John Dunn is pleased to announce that Sgt. Steven Saunders recently completed the Command Training Series: First Line Supervisor Course, offered by the Roger Williams University Justice System Training and Research Institute in partnership with the New England Association of Chiefs of Police.
By: Leah Comins
Town Manager Jay McGrail, Planning and Development Director Leeann Bradley and Conservation Agent Tricia Cassady wish to remind community members of this week's Middleborough Master Plan Discovery Workshop.
By: Leah Comins
The Bridgewater Town Council has approved a comprehensive zoning ordinance amendment that will add Bridgewater to the list of communities that have adopted zoning to be in compliance with the MBTA Communities legislation, and the measure complements the Town's economic revitalization initiative.
By: Leah Comins
Superintendent Rich Drolet and Principal Michelle Kreuzer are pleased to share the ways in which King Philip Regional Middle School is honoring the memory of student Malia Jusczyk.
By: Leah Comins
Library Director Nanci Hill is pleased to announce that the Hopkinton Public Library has been awarded $6,000 through a Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners’ (MBLC) Preservation Assessment Grant.
By: Leah Comins
The Holbrook Regional Emergency Communications Center (HRECC) is pleased to recognize Assistant Director Lauren Mielke who has received a prestigious professional certification.
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