Lisa D. Connell is a journalist based in Conway, New Hampshire. She writes for the Conway Daily Sun and NH Business Review, covering local news and events in the Conway area. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Laconia Daily Sun, The Keene Sentinel, and Concord Monitor.
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Lisa D. Connell focuses on local news in Conway, New Hampshire, with an emphasis on personal finance and business topics as well as government announcements and events coverage. She may be interested in pitches related to local government initiatives, community events, infrastructure projects or legal proceedings within her geographic focus.
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LANCASTER — Two seats are open in Coos District 1, and three candidates are running for office. Lancaster, Dalton, Northumberland and Stratford make up the district.
WHITEFIELD — Incumbent Republican state Rep. Seth King seeks re-election to the Coos District 4 seat he won in 2022. Coos District 4 represents Carroll, Jefferson, Kilkenny and Whitefield. King faces a challenge from Democrat Suzy Colt, who also ran against him in her first political campaign in 2022. Both responded to the question: Why are you running for elected office?
By: Lisa D. Connell, Joe Kenney
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BERLIN — Three incumbent Democrat Berlin state representatives from Berlin, all of whom are Democrats, were defeated in the Nov. 5 general election by three Republicans, two of whom are
BERLIN — Public schools in the city reopened on Tuesday, one day after an early morning threat called in to some school staff threatening harm resulted in the schools’ closure
BERLIN — The city is not known for its metro bus, subway or commuter rail transit systems yet a new business in Berlin with Canadian roots will manufacture parts of
BERLIN — As veterans from all branches of the military filed off the stage in Berlin Elementary School’s auditorium, students gave the veterans high fives to thank them for their
BRETTON WOODS — Growing up in Gorham, U.S. Navy Senior Chief Tony Eafrati said he knew in his soul that he would enter military service and make that his career.
By: Lisa D. Connell
SHELBURLNE — A buzz of well-coordinated activity by dozens of volunteers at the Town & Country Inn Nov. 6 resulted in breakfast cereal ready to be donated to local food pantries.
BERLIN — City betterment projects paid for under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 are coming to a close as all funds must be used or allocated for use
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