Sean McDonald is a News/NH Chronicle Anchor at WMUR. With a background in culture, arts, entertainment, and sports, he brings a diverse range of topics to his reporting, including music business, film industry, and health and wellness. Sean's work has been featured in various outlets such as The Observer newspaper, Comic Book Resources, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Sean’s coverage is heavily focused on local events and news in New Hampshire, with a significant emphasis on entertainment-related topics. This includes seasonal events, sports, and community activities.
Given the local focus of Sean's reporting, he may be interested in pitches that highlight unique or unusual events happening within his area of coverage. For instance, stories about interesting community initiatives or human interest pieces related to local figures could resonate well with him.
Additionally, given his coverage of basketball teams and students’ competitions in New Hampshire, he might be interested in human-interest stories related to these areas as well.
While Sean covers a wide range of topics under entertainment news and content & publishing categories such as anime and manga , it's important to note that there are no clear indicators suggesting an affinity for covering those topics regularly.
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The Tilton Mansion turned school building still stands in the town.
Nestled in the north end of Hopkinton, you'll find a quaint neighborhood on the river that's been a hub of activity for generations.
Sean McDonald recently got a lesson in water skiing from a man who has been giving lessons for 35 years.
The 2nd oldest house in Keene was a rallying point during the Revolutionary War, and still stands today.
By: Sean-Mcdonald
Rakali are an important native predator in Australian waterways. iNaturalist: Ron Geer, Rakali CC BY-NC 4.0
By: Sean McDonald
SUNAPEE, N.H. — Since 2015, a unique tradition has taken place on Lake Sunapee. Each year local resident Skip Hause invites someone to swim a half-mile across the lake.
Cornerback agrees to extension deal with New England after weeks of negotiations.
By: Sean McDonald
The 79-year-old hiker fell, hit his head, and couldn't move, according to New Hampshire Fish and Game.
Volunteers and University of New Hampshire students are working to restore 19th-century poet Celia Thaxter’s historic garden on Appledore Island.
Each year during the weekend after Labor Day, North Conway plays host to the Mud Bowl since the 1970s.
