Marc E. Fitch is a journalist specializing in local news and investigative reporting. He writes for Inside Investigator, covering stories in and around Hartford, Connecticut. Marc's articles often focus on government issues, labor disputes, legal cases, and other topics relevant to the local community.
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Marc E. Fitch's coverage primarily revolves around local legal and government issues in Connecticut, particularly focusing on legal policy regulations, government announcements, and expert commentary. He is likely interested in pitches related to ongoing legal disputes, governmental decisions affecting the state of Connecticut, labor disputes, housing-related matters such as HOA battles or police officer rights.
Given his focus on local news in Connecticut and Hartford area specifically, he would be more responsive to sources with direct knowledge or involvement in the specific issues being covered. Additionally, experts with a deep understanding of local laws and regulations impacting these topics are likely to catch Marc's attention.
When reaching out to Marc E. Fitch for potential coverage or commentary opportunities it is important to keep his geographic focus on the United States and specifically Connecticut at the forefront of any pitch.
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Two state vehicles assigned to the Office of the Governor appear to have been used extensively and in violation of state policy between June 2023
The original investigation by the Guilford Police Department into a purported email “threat” made to school administrators regarding the high school
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After five years of negotiations, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) today signed off on a plan for Eversource to install smart meters
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Lawmakers on the powerful Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee and the Appropriations Committee got a snapshot of the fiscal pressures they will
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Contracting procurement problems identified by the Auditors of Public Accounts (APA) in 2021 and 2022 have persisted, according to a forthcoming
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Gov. Ned Lamont announced the erasure of $30 million in medical debt for 23,000 Connecticut residents during this holiday season through a partnership
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The Communication Workers of America (CWA), representing Frontier employees who repair and maintain telephone poles, filed an appeal in Connecticut
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New population estimates by the U.S. Census Bureau show that increases in Connecticut's population are driven largely by international immigration, according
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