Tim Jensen is an Editor at various esteemed publications including Search Engine Journal and Reader's Digest (U.S.). He covers a diverse range of topics, primarily focusing on real estate, business and economics, and crime and justice, while also delving into regional interests and global news. Tim's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Search Engine Land, DM2I, and Patch.com.
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Tim Jensen's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly around crime, high school sports, obituaries, and community accomplishments. If you're reaching out to him for potential coverage or contribution, consider pitches related to local events, notable achievements by community members (especially college students), and stories about the impact of crime in the area.
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Here are some outstanding recent achievements by college students hailing from Oxford.
ENFIELD, CT — Bob Mercik, a 2-time inductee into the Enfield Athletic Hall of Fame, both as an individual and as a member of multiple championship teams, died Saturday, He was 87.
Two homes were sold in Ellington last week, with a top price of $400,000.
Three homes were sold in Windsor Locks last week, with a top price of $345,000.
A roundup of results from Monday's high school schedule involving varsity teams from Hartford and Tolland county schools.
There was one commercial transaction in East Granby last week.
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This public information from the Enfield Police Department is accurate as of Jan. 14, 2025. Items reflect charges filed, not convictions.
WINDSOR, CT — A Hartford resident is $25,000 richer after claiming a prize won on a CT Lottery scratch ticket bought in Windsor.
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