The rise of new local news outlets, like the Plymouth Independent, has led to scrutiny that some public officials, such as Town Manager Derek Brindisi, resist. After a report on noise complaints from residents, Brindisi accused the outlet of unfairness and went as far as restricting inquiries from its reporters. This tension highlights the challenges faced by emerging news organizations in regaining public trust and navigating relationships with local governments in communities that had long been underserved by journalism.
Town Manager Derek Brindisi's reaction to noise complaints coverage highlights the complexities of municipal journalism in communities adapting to new news outlets.
As municipal officials like Brindisi respond defensively to local news scrutiny, trust issues complicate the relationship between news startups and community leaders.
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