Chris Rhatigan is a local editor for Connecticut Patch and Massachusetts Patch. He specializes in covering a range of topics including commercial and residential real estate, public event safety, and crime and justice, with a focus on local developments in Milford, New London, and various Massachusetts towns. Chris's work has been featured in Yahoo News and Patch.com.
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Chris Rhatigan's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to house & home, crime reports, and community events in the United States with a focus on Massachusetts, specifically Burlington. His work covers seasonal topics, breaking news stories as well as evolving stories and event coverages.
Given his emphasis on local news, he would likely be more receptive to pitches that offer unique angles or exclusive information about local events or developments in the Burlington area. Pitches could include insights from community leaders or expert commentary relevant to house & home matters such as real estate trends in the area.
As Chris often covers breaking news and evolving stories related to crime reports locally, providing timely updates from reliable sources regarding ongoing investigations or legal proceedings may capture his attention. Moreover, sharing human-interest features tied to local events might also resonate with him due to his extensive coverage of community-related topics.
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By: Chris Rhatigan
Police issued an advisory about the odors, which are expected to be temporary.
Recent arrests by the Milford Police Department. All charges are allegations and not convictions.
A new study compares grocery spending with household income in all 50 states.
The longtime restaurant announced its final day and thanked customers for decades of support.
Six New London homes hold open houses Oct. 31-Nov. 1, from $302,000 to $589,000, including a 1938 Royal Barry Wills Cape.
By: Chris Rhatigan
A man is facing kidnapping, drug-dealing charges and identity theft charges in Tewksbury, according to police.
Eight Groton homes hold open houses Oct. 31-Nov. 1, from a $99,000 mobile home to a rebuilt 1782 house on the Thames.
Police said they are still actively investigating the disappearance of a teen in 1989.
Five Stonington homes hold open houses Oct. 31-Nov. 1, from $449,900 to $1,190,000, including three in Pawcatuck.
Ten Milford homes hold open houses Oct. 31-Nov. 1, from a $140,000 Ryder Woods home to a $1 million waterfront condo.
