Longtime New Hampshire journalist Carol Robidoux in 2014 founded and created the Ink Link, and continues to operate and own the site, an online space for news, meeting coverage, happenings, events and more.

Unlike many other local media advertising vehicles, our audience is plugged in and our circulation is growing – currently we average more than 300,000 monthly visits from 200,000+ unique visitors. From Concord to Nashua and beyond, our readership extends across southern New Hampshire and into the Boston metropolitan area.

But at its heart and soul, the InkLink is about the people and possibilities that make communities tick. Not just the newsmakers, but also our growing number of community contributors who provide content about the things they know and love.

We believe that a news organization that listens to its audience can create real value and change through journalism. Delivering worthwhile local news and reporting is truly a community effort. It takes a dedicated team of reporters and loyal readers working together to make it happen.

Helping local businesses and organizations reach their target audience is what we do best. With our dedicated daily eNews subscribers and a social media reach of 70,000+ via our verified Facebook page and related administrated Facebook pages, BlueSky, LinkedIn and Instagram, there’s no better way to amplify your message than through a partnership with Ink Link News.

Our news is powered financially in a few ways: Local and programmatic advertisers, our Virtual Ink Link Patron membership program, and tax-deductible contributions to our Inkubator fund through our fiscal agent, Local Media Fund.

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Free: The Soapbox; Letters to the Editor; public event announcements
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Editorial Policy: Accuracy and Corrections

At Ink Link News, we are committed to accurate, fair, and responsible journalism. We strive to verify all facts before publication and to present information in proper context.

We are also human beings, and errors will happen.

If an error is identified—whether by our staff, a source, or a reader—we take it seriously. Factual errors will be corrected promptly, and a correction note will be added to the original article indicating what was changed and why. Minor typos or grammatical issues that do not affect meaning may be updated without a formal note.

To report a correction, readers can contact the reporter, or email publisher@inklink.news with the article link, the details of the error, and any supporting information. We review all requests and will respond in a timely manner.

Transparency and accountability are central to maintaining trust with our readers.

Andrew Sylvia, Assistant Editor, Municipal Reporter/Manchester City Hall

Andrew Sylvia is a New Hampshire native holding bachelor’s degrees in journalism and geography from Keene State College. Over the past 25 years, Andrew has written over 10,000 articles for publications across New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont. He enjoys taking pictures of his food and maybe one day he’ll restart his blog documenting where he’s going to lunch.

Contact: andy@manchesterinklink.com

Mya Blanchard, Nashua Ink Link Municipal Reporter, Nashua City Hall

Mya Blanchard was born and raised in New Hampshire. She attended Nashua Community College and then Rivier University where she graduated in 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in English with a minor in psychology. A lover of music, animals, and reading, she is interested in the human experience and the unique perspectives through which we experience life. Mya is grateful for the opportunity to keep Nashua informed while shining a light on important issues to help inspire positive change through the power of journalism.

Contact: myablanchard@nashuainklink.com

Jules Robidoux, Social Media & Special Projects Manager

All things Instagram, TikTok, Facebook; Weekender listings