Tom Zuppa is a Senior Account Executive at John Guilfoil Public Relations, specializing in local news and public relations for clients in Massachusetts, particularly in the Lynnfield area. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information, Tom covers a wide range of topics including local government updates, community events, and public safety news.
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Tom Zuppa's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly around education, crime, and government & politics in Massachusetts. He frequently reports on government announcements and press releases related to local events and initiatives. Given this emphasis, he may be interested in stories that highlight local community impact or provide insights into educational programs, law enforcement activities, or government policy changes within the region.
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By: Tom Zuppa
PETERBOROUGH -- Interim Superintendent Dr. Ann Forrest and Principal Heather McKillop share that beginning Monday significant support will be provided to ConVal High School students and staff who will be dealing with the untimely deaths of a current and former student in recent days.
By: Tom Zuppa
Varnum Brook Elementary School in Pepperell has been recognized by Special Olympics North America for its ongoing efforts to create a welcoming and inclusive environment through sports.
By: Tom Zuppa
NEWBURYPORT — The City of Newburyport encourages all community members to attend a public hearing on Thursday, Oct. 10 to share their views on the City’s cable contract renewal with Comcast Corporation.
By: Tom Zuppa
LUNENBURG – Police Chief Thomas Gammel and Fire Chief Patrick Sullivan invite the community to attend this year's Trunk or Treat event and meet the town's first responders.
By: Tom Zuppa
WAYLAND – Fire Chief Neil McPherson and Police Chief Ed Burman report that members of the Wayland Fire and Police Departments, along with Town of Wayland employees, participated in a tabletop exercise on Oct. 16 to test readiness and increase interdepartmental communications.
By: Tom Zuppa
Principal Brenda Erhardt shares that a team of educators will be visiting Pentucket Regional High School next week as part of the school’s accreditation review.
By: Tom Zuppa
During the summer, four students at the Jennie D. Blake School in Hill built a tabletop model of the Franklin Falls Dam and developed a plan to educate the public about dam safety.
Superintendent Amanda Isabelle and Athletic Director Stephen Stebbins proudly share that Mascoma Regional High School’s Boys Cross-Country team has won its first New Hampshire Division 3 state championship.
By: Tom Zuppa
Superintendent Michael Harvey shares that the talents of Masconomet Regional High School students will be highlighted by Peabody Essex Museum next month.
By: Tom Zuppa
Superintendent Michael Harvey and Principal Katie DiNardo are proud to once again share that 16 Masconomet Regional High School students have taken part in an international project promoting kindness and intercultural understanding.
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