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.
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It seems everybody in Connecticut loves to hate their electric company, especially after the latest two rounds of rate increases. But the question is, should they?
By: Marc E. Fitch
What appeared to be a routine meeting of the Middletown Retirement Board on August 12 ended with Retirement Board Chairman Steven Gomes stepping
By: Marc E. Fitch
A new working group established under the 2024 budget is looking at more than $100 million per year in assessments levied on Connecticut insurance
By: Marc E. Fitch
Connecticut Senate Democrat leaders held a press conference to mark the first anniversary of newly enacted gun legislation that limited the number
By: Marc E. Fitch
In the small town of Harwinton, residents have been calling and emailing the town's registrars of voters and the first selectman, confused about
By: Marc E. Fitch
A clash between town officials and a volunteer organization that has traditionally managed the Barkhamsted Senior Center has led to a revolt, with
By: Marc E. Fitch
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As Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz and the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence hoisted a purple flag over the Capitol to raise awareness about
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Connecticut nonprofit organizations that provide counseling, advocacy, and legal support to victims of crime are bracing for a 60 to 80 percent
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In a rented conference room in Darien, roughly thirty to forty people – mostly women – have gathered for a book launch party, including founders of
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