Sean McDonald is a reporter based in Manchester, New Hampshire. He writes for The Weekly Newspapers, The Observer newspaper, and also contributes to WMUR-TV. His articles cover a range of topics including local events, sports, op-eds, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in Comic Book Resources.
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Sean’s coverage is heavily focused on local events and news in New Hampshire, with a significant emphasis on entertainment-related topics. This includes seasonal events, sports, and community activities.
Given the local focus of Sean's reporting, he may be interested in pitches that highlight unique or unusual events happening within his area of coverage. For instance, stories about interesting community initiatives or human interest pieces related to local figures could resonate well with him.
Additionally, given his coverage of basketball teams and students’ competitions in New Hampshire, he might be interested in human-interest stories related to these areas as well.
While Sean covers a wide range of topics under entertainment news and content & publishing categories such as anime and manga , it's important to note that there are no clear indicators suggesting an affinity for covering those topics regularly.
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By: Sean Mcdonald
Tate Brumbalow and the Coral Shores Hurricanes began their postseason with a bang, defeating Somerset Academy South Homestead 14-2. JOY SMITH/Keys Weekly
By: Sean Mcdonald
The Morristown Fire Department is proud of the recipients of the Excellence in EMS Award sanctioned by the East Tennessee Childrens Hospital Saturday night at a banquet in Knoxville.
By: Andrew Jeffrey, Sean McDonald
The agency landed on multiple overall rankings at the festival.
Doncaster North MP Ed Miliband visited Windhill Primary School to conclude a range of enterprise events ran by the school, including one relating to the election of a school prime minister to oversee both the student council and eco council. The MP spoke to the student body about the importance of democracy, before answering questions and swearing in Isla to her role.
Doncaster chess season opening tournament is held in Barnby Dun.
By: Katherine Underwood, Sean McDonald, Erin Fehlau
Due to technical difficulties, most of Tuesday morning's edition of News 9 Daybreak was unable to stream. This is also affecting the video for on-demand users.
By: Sean Mcdonald
Dozens of men and women donned high heels Wednesday night for a good cause.
As temperatures continue to drop, Granite Staters are relying more on heating fuel. If you can't afford it, the state wants to get you help.
By: Sean McDonald
It's a busy time of year in New Hampshire, with holiday-themed events being held in many communities. Here's a sampling of a few of them happening this week.
From southern New Hampshire to the North Country, people across the Granite State are showing off their holiday spirit with festive displays.
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