Lisa D. Connell is an Editor at various publications including NH Business Review and the Laconia Daily Sun. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a keen emphasis on education, climate change, sustainability, and events, often covering topics related to public education, entrepreneurship, and academic conferences. Lisa's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Keene Sentinel, Concord Monitor, and Business NH Magazine.
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Lisa D. Connell focuses on local news in Conway, New Hampshire, with an emphasis on personal finance and business topics as well as government announcements and events coverage. She may be interested in pitches related to local government initiatives, community events, infrastructure projects or legal proceedings within her geographic focus.
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By: Lisa D. Connell
BERLIN — The issues of term limits for members of Congress, not allowing U.S. representatives or senators to make stock trades while in office and meeting more often with constituents in town halls are reasons why Lily Tang Williams (R-Weare) is running for a third time for U.S. Rep. from New Hampshire.
By: Lisa D. Connell
BERLIN — The issues of term limits for members of Congress, not allowing U.S. representatives or senators to make stock trades while in office and
By: Lisa D. Connell
LANCASTER — A Coos County grand jury handed up three indictments against a Milan man charged by police with attempting to harm a Berlin police officer when the two officers responded to a call for service at a home in Milan.
BERLIN — The city's planning board approved a site plan to turn the former Northland Dairy Bar into a Revo Casino and Social House charitable gaming site with a sit-down restaurant and outdoor patio.
REGION — The state primary is set for Tuesday, Sept. 8 in municipalities across the region and in local races, there are few party contested races with an exception.
By: Lisa D. Connell
MILAN — In a business setting perfect for the moment, Gov. Kelly Ayotte on Aug. 21 ceremonially signed into law a bill seen as crucial to the state's lumber industry, one that puts it on an even playing field with businesses in Canada. House Bill 1204 changes how New Hampshire grades state-grown timber for sale.
The city's planning board approved a site plan to turn the former Northland Dairy Bar into a Revo Casino and Social House charitable gaming site with a sit-down restaurant and outdoor patio.
By: Lisa D. Connell
BERLIN — Berlin school officials are weighing the future of decades-old murals painted by high school students in the 1960s, balancing the artwork's historical significance with the needs of younger students who encounter it today.
By: Lisa D. Connell
BERLIN — In one of the few contested races decided by Tuesday's voting in Coos County, retired State Police Troop F commander Michael Cote beat incumbent Ray Gorman in the Republican primary for Coos County commissioner.
BERLIN — In one of the few contested races decided by Tuesday's voting in Coos County, retired State Police Troop F commander Michael Cote beat incumbent Ray Gorman in the Republican primary for Coos County commissioner.
