Steve Fagin is an editor and columnist who focuses on local news and events in New London, Connecticut. With a passion for outdoor activities and exploration, Steve's articles often cover topics such as hiking, kayaking, and the natural beauty of the region. He also delves into the history and culture of New London, highlighting stories that celebrate its diverse community.
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Steve Fagin's coverage primarily focuses on outdoor activities, particularly hiking and kayaking, within the United States, Connecticut, and New London. His articles often feature expert commentary and event coverage related to these outdoor activities.
Given his focus on local themes like house & home as well as family & relationships intertwined with outdoor activities, consider pitching stories that provide expert insights into new trails or waterways in the region, conservation efforts related to nature spots he covers or events involving community engagement in outdoor activities. If you have expertise in any of these areas within the specified geographic focus, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
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The Day, New London, Conn. Steve Fagin: Finding serenity while kayaking Maine's lakes -- Part II Link Copied
Steep, rocky trails make for a challenging hike at Ragged Mountain. (Steve Fagin)
Jim and Carol Case ride their e-bikes up Palmer Court in Noank. (Steve Fagin)
The Day, New London, Conn. Steve Fagin: Charged up over e-bikes Link Copied
As the sun set over Connecticut River’s west bank last week while a nearly full moon rose to the east, dozens of kayakers, eyes craned skyward, drifted in Lord Cove, waiting for the show to begin. Fin...
The Day, New London, Conn. Steve Fagin: Swallows and kayakers never tire of annual migration Link Copied
Trails at Devil’s Hopyard State Park in East Haddam pass stone slabs thrust up at odd angles by past tectonic activity. (Steve Fagin) A path passes through a corridor of mountain laurel. (Steve Fagin)
The Day, New London, Conn. Steve Fagin: Check the tide before biking on River Road Link Copied
While scrambling the other day up a couple thousand feet, over jumbled boulders and relentlessly steep slopes, friends and I encountered something we almost never see during our regular rambles in the...
The Day, New London, Conn. Steve Fagin: Monadnock: A mountain for the multitudes Link Copied
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