Lisa Reisman is a Journalist and Author at MetalMiner. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including industrial metal prices, forecasting, public policy, and health and wellness, with additional interests in the arts, food industry, and construction. Lisa's work has been featured in CT Insider, Register Citizen, MetalMiner, What the Health?, and several other prominent 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.
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In preparation for a mock trial, as part of Marcus Harvin's RE-CEE summer youth program.
By: Lisa Reisman
Newhall neighbors voice frustrations as foundation-repair process drags on.
Running back Cameron Davis Jr. in action, with father Cameron Davis Sr, a defensive coach for the Steelers, looking on. Credit: Lisa Reisman photos
By: Lisa Reisman
At a Hill "reunion" organized by Jewu Richardson's Building IT Together CT.
By: Lisa Reisman
As the New Haven-based "Marblehead: The Series" makes its way to Bridgeport's Bijour Theater.
Is the art form alive and well? Or is it now "pure trash"? RE-CEE Academy summer students debate.
Brelyn Wooten-Harvin, 13, wasn’t a big talker. She liked to keep to herself. Then something changed. Because there she was, at Yale’s Strathcona Hall on Fr
By: Lisa Reisman
Hard to hold a wedding here... City Chief Structural Engineer Zach Shapiro and construction crews on Friday worked to make the storm-damaged carousel building “vertically sound.” Credit: Thomas Breen file photo
In city parks.
Toward the end of the third quarter at the Soul Bowl between the New Haven Steelers and the New Britain Jr. Canes on at Bowen Field, a banner materialized on the Steelers sideline.
