Matt Grahn is a reporter based in Norwich, Connecticut, focusing on local news and events. His work has been featured in Yahoo News, The Bulletin (Norwich, Conn.), and USA TODAY. Matt covers a wide range of topics, including education, community development, city politics, and cultural events in the Norwich area.
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Matt's focus is primarily on local events, government announcements, and education within Norwich and Connecticut. He often covers city developments, local politics, and community activities. If you have insights or news related to local events in Norwich or significant announcements from the city's government, such as upcoming elections or educational initiatives specific to this area, it would likely capture his interest.
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By: Matt Grahn
Norwich Bulletin It was the start of a new tradition at Norwich Technical High School Friday.
By: Matt Grahn
Norwich Bulletin Norwich Free Academy Sociology Teacher Jessica Chapman expected Tuesday to be a normal day of class but instead found herself as the center of attention at the school's morning assembly.
By: Matt Grahn
Norwich Bulletin Norwich's multimillion-dollar school building project has taken another step forward.
By: Matt Grahn
Norwich Bulletin Local business owner Danielle Barth has seventeen employees, three salons, two children, a husband and plans to keep growing her business.
By: Matt Grahn
Norwich Bulletin These Guys Brewing Company LLC has planned on moving from Franklin Street for years. Now, the move is in sight.
By: Matt Grahn
Norwich Bulletin A new Norwich business wants people to consider an alternative to buying brand new things.
By: Matt Grahn
An increase in enrollment over the last two years has led Norwich Adult Education to expand and adapt its ESOL classes to needs. What they're doing
By: Matt Grahn
Norwich Bulletin After months of an unpopular school bus policy, Norwich Public Schools will develop an improved solution.
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