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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Conway, New Hampshire, United States (Local)
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.
Given her interest in personal finance and business themes, she might also be receptive to pitches touching upon financial education programs for the community or small business support initiatives at a local level.
Pitches that align with her coverage areas such as highlighting diverse perspectives from the community or covering stories about veterans' issues could resonate well with Lisa's reporting interests.
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BERLIN — The ninth campaign office focused on electing Democrats up and down the ballot opened Sunday on Main Street with state and local politicians and candidates greeting guests.
BERLIN — Moving the state forward to keep competitive with other states is a reason for District 2 Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington’s run for governor.
New name, same mission for child care center
GORHAM — The Androscoggin Valley Country Club’s golf course is open for the season, through the efforts of volunteers and club members who have helped rescue part of the land
BERLIN — About $100,000 in adjustments to the Fiscal Year 24 budget were made as city elected and appointed leaders aim to keep the tax increase on the budget at
BERLIN — Three candidate interviews for the next principal of Berlin Elementary School are in progress, as current principal Tammy Fauteux prepares to be the district educational services administrator or
BERLIN — Reconstruction of the Mason Street Bridge, the structure that connects the city’s east and west sides, took its next step forward with a public hearing May 7 at
BERLIN — Updates on several grant awards to the city from the American Rescue Plan Act or ARPA were given May 7 at the city’s planning board meeting. Among those
BERLIN — One-hundred ninety-four graduates of White Mountains Community College were welcomed into its alumni ranks with a May 10 ceremony featuring U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan and author and businessman
GORHAM — For parents who attended the May 9 open house at White Mountains Learning Center, the opening of the child care site under new ownership and leadership with the
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