Daymond Steer is a Reporter at various publications including the Concord Monitor and New Hampshire Public Radio. He covers a wide range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in the realms of government, politics, and social issues such as accessibility and civil rights. Daymond's work has been featured in notable outlets including Eagle Times, Valley News, and NH Business Review.
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Daymond Steer's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government and politics, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local government issues, political developments within New Hampshire or the United States at large, legal matters such as lawsuits or property value assessments.
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By: Daymond Steer
OSSIPEE — After being asked to do so by a Superior Court judge, Carroll County prosecutors have provided new details about what they allege caused the June 2024 crash that killed the son of state Sen. Mark McConkey (R-Freedom), saying the driver of a pickup was pursuing a motorcyclist and attempted to pass another vehicle without first making sure it was safe to do so.
By: Daymond Steer
MADISON — Carroll County commissioners are now considering seizing land from the Village District of Eidelweiss in Madison that hosts a communications tower used by emergency services.
By: Daymond Steer
TUFTONBORO — State representative candidates Karen Burnett-Kurie and Dale Fincher, both of Wolfeboro, took part in a well-attended candidate forum in Tuftonboro last week.
By: Daymond Steer
CONWAY — Selectmen last Tuesday were told that the Main Street Project will shut down for the winter by the end of November.
By: Daymond Steer
TAMWORTH — A 54-year-old man who was charged earlier this year with attacking a New Hampshire state trooper is facing seven new charges after police say he bit a Carroll County sheriff's deputy. In addition, Tamworth Police Chief Dana Littlefield broke a pinky in a confrontation with him last Saturday.
By: Daymond Steer
WAKEFIELD — State Rep. Mike Belcher (R-Wakefield) said a drone dropped an unidentified object near him outside his home on Oct. 19, prompting concern for his family's safety.
By: Daymond Steer
MADISON — Village District of Eidelweiss commissioners say they plan to respond to Carroll County commissioners' accusation that the district is using “financial blackmail” in a dispute over a county-owned communications tower.
By: Daymond Steer
CONWAY — After a successful first year of ringing bells for the Salvation Army, local organizer BJ Parker is hoping to expand this year's holiday fundraising campaign and is looking for volunteers to make it happen.
By: Daymond Steer
FRYEBURG, Maine — A free food pantry has been installed beside the library in the former Registry of Deeds building at 511 Main St., two years after selectmen approved the project.
By: Daymond Steer
Candidates Chuck McGee and Tom Randell discussed their platforms for the Carroll County Commissioner race. Incumbent McGee highlighted his work in stabilizing the budget, managing capital improvements, and professionalizing county
