Shaniece Holmes-Brown is a General Assignment Reporter at Trumbull Times. She covers a range of topics including public education, educational policy, and urban development, with a keen interest in regional issues and world news. Shaniece's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Houston Chronicle, CT Insider, and the New Haven Register.
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Shaniece's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, family & relationships in the Trumbull area. She is likely to be interested in pitches that align with these themes, such as human interest stories about individuals making a difference in the community or expert commentary on local policy changes related to public health and safety.
Given her focus on government announcements and evolving stories, she may appreciate insights from local officials or experts who can provide context around ongoing issues within the Trumbull community. Additionally, Shaniece might also be interested in hearing from community members directly impacted by these topics.
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East Stamford resident Bob Albert recently found brown water coming out his faucets following Sunday's major water main break.
By: Shaniece Holmes-Brown
Fairfield First Selectman Christine Vitale is holding a public forum on July 14 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Fairfield Warde High School about the town's new speed cameras.
By: Shaniece Holmes-Brown
John Mallozzi was convicted of 14 counts of second-degree forgery and 14 counts of false statement in absentee balloting in September 2022.
Former Stamford Democratic City Committee Chairman John Mallozzi appears at Connecticut Superior Court in Stamford, Conn. Thursday, Sept. 1, 2022.
By: Shaniece Holmes-Brown
From left, Pam Ehrenkranz, CEO of UJA-JCC Greenwich, Gary Jones, Jewish Community Relations Council Director, United Jewish Federation of Stamford, New
By: Shaniece Holmes-Brown
A former Connecticut police officer says preparation can save lives as antisemitic incidents remain elevated.
By: Shaniece Holmes-Brown
STAMFORD â A young boy with a yarmulke on his head was walking with his sister to a school bus stop in Stamford when he heard someone driving past yell âFâ Jews!â at him.
By: Shaniece Holmes-Brown
There were six businesses cited in June, a slight drop from the 10 restaurants cited in May, according to reports.
By: Shaniece Holmes-Brown
Senior Engineer Drew Berndlmaier said the last year's paving project on West Avenue stretched from Wall Street to Maple Street.
By: Shaniece Holmes-Brown
With temperatures soaring, Norwalk bus riders are asking: Why aren't there more bus shelters?
