Jack Rooney

Keene

Managing Editor, Audience Development at Keene Sentinel

Managing Editor for Audience Development @Keene_Sentinel. He/Him. Chicago kid now exploring New England. Let's talk: [email protected]

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Articles

Catch The Sentinel at SwampBats home opener

6 days ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email SwampBats outfielder Brett House bats in front of the a reported 1,825 fans on hand for last year’s opening night at Alumni Field. Sentinel journalists will be at the home opener for this season on Wednesday evening, eager to chat with our neighbors.
Sentinel launches annual crowdfunding campaign

1 week ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save Today marks the launch of The Keene Sentinel’s sixth annual crowdfunding campaign.
Join The Sentinel at the Runway 5K

3 weeks ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save Calling all aviation-minded athletes (and local news lovers)! Sentinel journalists will be at Sunday’s Runway 5K at the Keene-owned Dillant-Hopkins Airport in Swanzey as part of our ongoing commitment to get out into the community and offer you the opportunity to talk with our staff members. The 2nd annual event starts at 9 a.m., and all runners and walkers need to be off the runway by 10:30 a.m. Proceeds from...
Dr. Neal Goldenberg

1 month ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

Dr. Neal Goldenberg's medical training took him across the country — from his home in Missouri to New York, California and Texas — but when it came time to plant roots in a community, he and his family chose the Monadnock Region. "When we moved here, we didn’t really know anybody," Goldenberg, 38, said.
Sentinel community health fair set for Thursday

2 months ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email +2 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save The Keene Sentinel’s free community health fair returns on Thursday afternoon, featuring 20 area vendors offering free health resources, and a series of presentations from local health experts. The third annual For the Health of It! health fair, presented by The Sentinel’s Monadnock Region Health Reporting Lab, is scheduled for 2-7 p.m. Thursday at the Best Western Plus in Keene at 401 Winchester St. The...
Sentinel launches new online health care directory

2 months ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save Looking for a new doctor? Need specialty care in the Monadnock Region? Not sure who’s accepting new patients?
The Check-Up: Introducing Community Cares

2 months ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

Hello, Check-Up readers! My name is Jack Rooney and I am the editor of The Keene Sentinel's Monadnock Region Health Reporting Lab. I'm taking over the column this week to share with you a sneak peek of an exciting new resource we're debuting later this week. Community Cares: Monadnock Region Healthcare Resources officially launches on Friday. But as dedicated consumers of The Keene Sentinel's local health coverage, I want you to be the first to know about it.
The Sentinel wants to hear from you

2 months ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Sentinel editors moderate a community listening session in October 2023 at the Keene Public Library. A similar event to help local journalists more deeply understand the community's news and information needs is scheduled for Wednesday, March 26.
Roxbury voters OK warrant after challenge to meeting's validity

2 months ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

ROXBURY — After a contentious start to Tuesday’s annual town meeting, Roxbury voters approved the entire warrant with no amendments in little more than an hour. But one resident argued town officials did not post the warrant in the legally required two-week period ahead of the meeting, and said he plans to challenge the validity of the meeting in court.
Voters narrowly pass Winchester wastewater plant proposal

2 months ago | keenesentinel.com | Jack Rooney

WINCHESTER — Residents on Tuesday approved most of the town warrant, including narrowly passing a $2.69 million proposal for upgrades to Winchester's wastewater treatment plant, but shot down a proposal to remove 3 acres from the town forest that officials have said they are eyeing as the potential site of a new fire station.