Nora Grace-Flood is a Corps Member journalist based in New Haven, Connecticut. She writes for local publications such as the New Haven Independent and the Connecticut Mirror, focusing on news and issues specific to the New Haven community. Nora covers a range of topics including local government, public services, transportation, and community development.
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Nora's focus on local news in New Haven, Connecticut indicates a strong preference for pitches related to city government, community development, housing initiatives and legal policy regulation. She seems particularly interested in announcements from the local government and evolving stories within the region.
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Nora Grace-Flood is Philadelphia bureau chief for the Independent Review Crew. She was previously a staff reporter at the New Haven Independent covering homelessness, land use and municipal politics as well as a corps member with Report for America.
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