Director of Communications And Public Relations
Pamela Wright is the Director of Communications and Public Relations, with a focus on technology. She writes for the Boston Globe Technology section and SlideShare. Pamela's articles cover a wide range of topics, including travel experiences, human interest stories, and cultural observations.
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Pamela's coverage spans a wide array of lifestyle topics, including travel, food, and multigenerational trips. She also delves into crime-related content like death row cases and literature analysis.
When pitching to Pamela, it would be beneficial to focus on unique travel experiences or destinations as well as food-related stories such as culinary explorations in various cities. Additionally, she may be interested in features related to multigenerational travel or insights from people who have had remarkable experiences during their travels.
Considering her interest in literary analyses and crime-related content, pitches could explore human interest stories based on real-life events or provide expert commentary regarding ethical issues relevant to the topics Pamela covers. For example, offering insights from experts about criminal justice ethics or literary themes might capture her attention.
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Don't feel like making a long-haul road trip? Our close-to-home national parks offer some features for travelers with challenges.
By: Diane Bair, Pamela Wright
We couldn’t wait to finally visit the picturesque area in Quebec that inspired the setting for Louise Penny's book series. Suffice it to say, we’re big fans, but as it turned out, there are others more fervent than us, and they were on our tour.
Were we losing our minds? Some of our family and friends thought so. We were taking three young kids, ages 8, 6, and 3 to Washington, D.C., for vacation.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
Major cruise lines have responded in a big way to the demands of a more discerning and food-wise clientele, offering celebrity chef tie-ins, cooking classes, local market excursions, specialty restaurants, and a variety of healthy options.
By: Diane Bair, Pamela Wright
Big Cities, Small Budget is a series of occasional stories highlighting budget-friendly ways to visit popular destinations across the United States.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
LACONIA, N.H. — “It's a very exciting time to be here,” said Nicole Southworth, manager at the Colonial Theatre. “I moved here a year and a half ago, and you can feel the shift.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
Exeter in southern New Hampshire, about 10 miles from the coastline, has a rich history. It was once the summer home of the Pennacook Abenaki.
We visited on a wet, cold, and miserable early spring weekend, and found much to love about this warm and welcoming city on the mend.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
W ATERBURY, Vt. — Tiny Waterbury in the center of Vermont has been on New England's culinary map for a while.
By: Diane Bair, Pamela Wright
Like many small New England communities, Putney has experienced the push-pull of progress. What doesn’t seem to change: Putney’s long-standing embrace of artists and craftspeople. Here's what we love about Putney.
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