Peter Wallace is a sportswriter at various publications including INQUIRER.net and The Trumbull Times. He covers a range of topics including general assignment news, world affairs, and marketing and advertising, showcasing his versatility in journalism. Peter's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as The Stamford Advocate, CT Insider, and Relix Magazine.
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Torrington, United States (Local)
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Peter Wallace's coverage heavily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school level competitions. He seems to have a strong interest in personal stories of athletes and the community. Pitches should aim to provide unique human-interest angles or exclusive access to local sporting events or personalities.
Given the emphasis on local community, pitches related to educational achievements, community initiatives related to sports and music events with a strong tie-in to the Torrington area may also resonate well with Peter.
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By: Peter Wallace
Plowboys sweep championship series for 1st title since 2010
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Raiders open play Sept. 12 in non-league contest against state power Winsdor
By: Peter Wallace
Over three-quarters of shoppers say advertising influences their back-to-school purchases. Peter Wallace of GumGum explains how to best connect with these price-conscious shoppers.
I WASN’T going to, but as a friend said, “You’ve got to, everyone has to be up in arms over the unscrupulous theft of our money.” I’ve had to give up writing a regular column — after some 20 years, as my aging brain just can’t do it anymore. But this, this demands that everyone speak out: corruption.
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The Divided Sky Foundation is giving away a one-of-a-kind Languedoc G2 guitar played by Trey Anastasio and donated by luthier Paul Languedoc.
I'M going to be brutally blunt about this: Donald Trump has to go. Whether it's Americans finally waking up and starting to revolt or forcing Congress to impeach him, or whatever — he has to go.
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