Tommy Gardner is a News Editor for the Vermont Community Newspaper Group, with a focus on local news in Stowe, Vermont. His articles cover a range of topics including local government, education, sports, and community events. Tommy's work has also been featured in VTDigger and Valley News.
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Tommy Gardner's coverage revolves around local news, particularly focusing on Morristown and Lamoille County in Vermont. The topics covered include government & politics, crime, sports (specifically from Peoples Academy), community events, law enforcement, and emergency services.
Given the emphasis on local news and community events in his articles, Tommy would likely be interested in pitches that involve stories related to the mentioned topics within Morristown or Lamoille County. These could include updates on local government initiatives, developments related to crime or law enforcement activities specific to the area, as well as coverage of community events and sports relating to Peoples Academy.
When reaching out with story ideas or expert commentary for Tommy's publication focus should be placed on relevant issues affecting residents of Morristown and Lamoille County. Any event announcements or evolving stories related specifically to these areas are also likely to pique his interest.
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By: Tommy Gardner
Heavy winds on Saturday knocked down the main tent at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival, shattering countless pieces of carefully crafted glass and ceramic, toppling vendors' booths and turning the fields at Topnotch Resort into a scene of twisted metal and canvas.
By: Tommy Gardner
Mosquitos in Morristown have tested positive for eastern equine encephalitis, the latest batch to reveal the rare but serious disease in a year that has seen more positive cases than any prior year.
of 3 The fall sports season has entered the post-season. Here's how the Wolves fared in the past week. Boys' soccer
The Vermont Agency of Education last month released a data-rich report detailing how the state’s public school system got where it is. Now, the agency is trying to figure out
Election Day is next Tuesday, and while candidates work on getting their messages out and courting voters, thousands of Vermonters have already made their decisions.
By: Tommy Gardner
Morristown has been able to haul material out of its town gravel pit for the past two years. Now, the town has settled a court dispute with the state, ensuring
of 5 There was one pack of Wolves left standing as this paper went to press. Here's how Peoples Academy fared in the past week.
Voters in five towns straddling two counties have elected a pair of Morristown Democrats to represent them, one for her second straight term and the other for his third non-consecutive
Morristown voters, a little over a year after overwhelmingly choosing to switch to a town manager form of government , chose Tuesday to codify the manager's authority, while approving the creation of the town's first charter.
By: Tommy Gardner
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