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Livi Stanford

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Republican-American, The Business Herald

Preston's Summary

Livi Stanford is a journalist based in Waterbury, Connecticut, focusing on local news and community events. She writes for the Republican-American and Citizen's News, with her work also appearing in Western Mass News. Livi covers a range of topics, including city government, education, community initiatives, and human interest stories.

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Geo Focus

Waterbury, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 37 %
Press Release: 15 %
Private Sector Announcements: 10 %
Event Coverage: 9 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 8 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Health News
  • School Safety Measures
  • Real Estate Development
  • Elections
  • Government
  • Politics

Pitching Insights

Livi Stanford's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Waterbury, Connecticut. She is likely to be receptive to pitches involving local government announcements, political developments, and evolving stories within the city.

Given her focus on specific topics such as Martin Luther King Jr., Waterbury Hospital, City Officials, and Crime Fighting in the context of the local area, she may be interested in insights from local community leaders or experts closely involved with these subjects. Pitches that provide a unique angle related to these topics could resonate well with Livi.

When reaching out to Livi Stanford, consider highlighting how your pitch aligns with her coverage of local government announcements or evolving stories relevant to Waterbury. Additionally, showcasing how your expertise or story adds value specifically within the context of her geographic focus would increase the likelihood of engagement.

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Articles

Republican-American

Locals in awe at Trump inauguration

By: Livi Stanford

SubmittedFrom Left Sarah Noujaim, the wife of Board of Alderman George Noujaim, stands with the couple's daughter, Isabella, at the Capitol One Arena in Washington D.C. where they got to see President Trump the night before his inauguration.

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Absentee rate drops at one Waterbury school

Absentee rate drops at one Waterbury school

By: Livi Stanford

WATERBURY. - 09 January 2025-010925SV01-From left, Cassiel Abel Lezama, 6, Melissa DiGiovanni, principal, Zinnia Lezama, 7, and their mom Alita Abel Lezama talk about the Boost program with Terrance Fullmore, Boost Site Coordinator at Duggan Middle School in Waterbury Thursday.Steven Valenti Republican-American

Republican-American

Robotics collaboration first between UConn, Waterbury schools

By: Livi Stanford

WATERBURY CT. - 27 January 2024-012725SV04- From left, Deb Presbie Ready CT, Lisa Nollman, Ready CT, and Mark Burzynski check out the new Robotics space at Waterbury UConn in Waterbury Monday. There was an official opening of the Waterbury Robotics Institute (WRI) of UConn Waterbury at 36 North Main Street at the iconic Odd Fellows Hall, now the site of UConn WaterburyþÄôs expansion of Academic, Research, and Administrative Operations. Steven Valenti Republican-American

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