Terry Date is a writer at various publications including The Derry News and the New Hampshire Union Leader. He covers a diverse range of topics such as travel and tourism, real estate, and social issues, with a particular focus on holidays and homelessness. Terry's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Gloucester Daily Times and the Eagle-Tribune.
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Terry Date's articles predominantly cover local events, community involvement, and government announcements in the Andover area of Massachusetts. This suggests that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events and activities, community engagement initiatives, transportation issues specific to Andover or nearby areas, as well as environmental concerns within his coverage area.
Given the emphasis on entertainment news and culture & society themes, Terry may also appreciate pitches related to local cultural events, artistic performances (such as dance), and features on individuals or groups making a positive impact in the community.
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By: Terry Date
The wheel painter arrives.
By: Terry Date
HAVERHILL — Along bustling Kenoza Avenue sits noble Gale Park, home to memorials and memories and, come Christmastime, a Haverhill holiday delight powered by 10,000 lights.
By: Terry Date
SALEM, N.H. — Imagine a Festival of Trees — but with wreaths.
METHUEN — The MeVa bus sighed and its front-end kneeled as the doors flipped opened, making it easier for gift givers to climb aboard.
METHUEN — The MeVa bus sighed and its front-end kneeled as the doors flipped opened, making it easier for gift givers to climb aboard.
ANDOVER — Dancers will transform the Collins Center stage into a land where dew drops, snowflakes and cookies spring to life and a magic tree grows.
HAVERHILL — In the year since a pedestrian died from injuries after he stepped into the path of a MeVa transit bus at Northern Essex Community College, the bus driver
LAWRENCE — The happy knocks started at 11 a.m. on the eighth floor.
An Alabama man charged with the 1988 murder of an 11-year-old girl in Lawrence was found not guilty after a retrial in November.
Some Americans are holding their breath; and some Americans are inhaling with delight.
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