Lisa Reisman is a Journalist and Author at MetalMiner. She focuses on industrial metal prices, forecasting, and public policy, while also covering events and conferences related to arts and entertainment. Lisa's work has been featured in CT Insider, Register Citizen, MetalMiner, What the Health?, and several other notable publications.
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Lisa Reisman's coverage is predominantly focused on local events, community achievements, and family-related themes in the Branford area of Connecticut. She frequently covers fundraisers, local recognitions, and community events.
Given her focus on these topics, she would likely be receptive to pitches about upcoming local events such as fundraisers or community gatherings. Additionally, stories about notable achievements by individuals or groups within the community are also likely to resonate with her.
Pitches related to education initiatives or family-oriented activities in the Branford area may also align well with Lisa's coverage interests. Keep in mind that she has a specific geographic focus on Branford and Connecticut when tailoring your pitches for relevance.
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The festive scene at 333 Valley St. Credit: Lisa Reisman photo
For the formerly incarcerated.
By: Lisa Reisman
Local brands celebrated at Big Connecticut Food Event pitch competition, as organized by CT Food Launchpad.
By: Lisa Reisman
As hosted at Hillhouse, and organized by Games Academy's Neil Richardson.
By: Lisa Reisman
As discussed during latest meetup of Newhall neighbors, town officials, and engineering consultants.
Fred, Joe, and Billy Hurley met up recently to reminisce on their home neighborhood of Morris Cove and their life's work with the NHPD.
Another 1,099 siblings of this guy coming soon... Credit: Lisa Reisman photos
By: Lisa Reisman
After "friends" group raised $140K to infuse 20-year-old playground space with new energy, purpose, and color.
By: Lisa Reisman
For the second annual "Gala on the Avenue," at the Q House.
Amid the sea of tuxedos and gowns marking this season, the New Haven Elks Club staged a variation on a theme at the Dixwell Q House gymnasium: a literal se
