Robert Blechl is a journalist based in Littleton, focusing on local news and community events. With a passion for storytelling, Robert covers a range of topics including local government, historic preservation, arts and culture, and social issues. He strives to provide accurate and engaging coverage that informs and connects the community.
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Robert Blechl's coverage is heavily focused on local community news, with an emphasis on government and politics as well as crime-related topics. His articles frequently feature evolving stories, government announcements, press releases, legal policy regulations, and breaking news related to the Littleton area.
Given his focus on local community events and infrastructure matters in Littleton, he would likely be interested in pitches that center around local governance issues such as town council decisions or developments related to infrastructure projects within the town. Additionally, due to the significant portion of crime-related coverage in his articles, he may also be receptive to pitches concerning law enforcement initiatives or updates regarding criminal activities within the locality.
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After a 3-hour public hearing on Tuesday, the Bethlehem Zoning Board of Adjustment rejected a special exception for a 32-unit senior housing project
A repeat offender on both sides of the river will serve time in New Hampshire State Prison for selling fentanyl in Whitefield and Berlin, officials from the office of the New Hampshire Attorney General announced Wednesday.
By: Robert Blechl
When it comes to those who have lost their lives in the battle against addiction, there aren't many degrees of separation.
The candidates for the New Hampshire Executive Council's District 1, which represents all of Coos County except for the town of Carroll, are outlining their priorities if elected in the Nov. 5 general election.
A Littleton father, convicted by a Grafton Superior Court grand jury in August for raping a child beginning when she was 4 years old and threatening to kill her if
BETHLEHEM—Although the main campus has found no buyer yet, three pieces of the former White Mountain School property are now under new ownership following an auction on Tuesday.
By: Robert Blechl
LITTLETON—After a public hearing this week, the Select Board authorized a $300,000 emergency expenditure for upgrades to the wastewater treatment
The two candidates seeking to be the next New Hampshire senator for District 1 have outlined their priorities if elected and declared how they'd vote on several highly watched issues.
By: Robert Blechl
LITTLETON — As the state possibly nears a decision on a wetlands permit application for a proposed commercial landfill in Dalton, the Select Board
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