Nicole Formisano is a reporter for Richner Communications, Inc., focusing on local news in the Long Island area of New York. With a passion for storytelling, Nicole covers a range of topics including human interest stories, community events, and profiles of local individuals and organizations making a difference in their communities.
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Nicole Formisano’s coverage primarily centers around local news, community involvement, and human interest stories. Her focus on family & relationships and education indicates a strong interest in positive and uplifting content related to these themes.
For those looking to reach out to Nicole, consider pitching heartwarming stories about individuals or groups making a difference within the local community. Human-interest pieces that highlight acts of kindness, educational achievements, or initiatives supporting veterans or firefighters may resonate well with her audience.
Given Nicole's geographic focus on New York (specifically Long Island), relevant pitches should have a tie-in to this area. Additionally, she often covers events and government announcements so sources with insights into local issues would be valuable for her coverage.
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Suffolk County legislators are amending parts of a highly contested bill that would cap salaries of executives at nonprofits in contract with the county.
By: Nicole Formisano
The Nassau County Legislature has approved the 2025 budget proposed by Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.
A Mastic Beach teen was sentenced to 28 years in prison for manslaughter and other violence linked to the gang "No Fake Love."
By: Nicole Formisano
What do the stars have in store for you this month? Here's what your November 2024 horoscope has to say.
Here are three new restaurants to try on Long Island this weekend.
People deserve a power grid on Long Island that is dependable, modern and resilient in the face of anything Mother Nature throws at it.
Vincent Paulette got into drugs when he was 8 years old. When the college-educated 25-year-old found himself navigating homelessness, Pax Christi stepped up.
By: Nicole Formisano
Joseph Fitzgerald was an Olympic athlete — but he felt a calling to do more.
Human remains were found in Brentwood at 10:55 a.m. in a pit near Fifth Avenue and Bancroft Road.
There's buzz around certain type 2 diabetes drugs, which not only help regulate blood sugar but can also lead to significant weight loss.
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