Adriana Loh is a journalist based in Rochester, New York, focusing on local news and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Adriana covers a wide range of topics, including community events, inspiring individuals, and the impact of current events on the local community. Her work has been featured in Spectrum News and Bay News 9.
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Adriana seems to have a strong focus on local news and human interest stories, particularly those related to culture, society, family & relationships. Her coverage also includes expert commentary and government announcements.
For successful outreach, consider providing her with access to individuals or organizations involved in community initiatives related to topics such as disability rights, representation, recovery support programs, and cultural events within the Rochester area.
Given her attention to detail in covering local events and issues affecting the New York region (specifically Rochester), she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight positive contributions made by local entities or address challenges faced by the community.
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Project Exile is an initiative to decrease the presence of illegal guns and gun violence in the community.
By: Adriana Loh
The U.S. women and men’s national team visited the Rochester Institute of Technology to train for the 2025 Deaflympics in Tokyo.
By: Adriana Loh
The grand opening of one Rochester art studio is providing a space for people of any background and ability to feel welcome and learn more about the arts.
By: Adriana Loh
The town of Brighton held a commemoration of the civil rights leader, awarding Ruth Holland Scott as the 2025 "Keeper of the Dream" honoree.
Grants up to $10,000 each for local residents are available.
By: Adriana Loh
Homeless shelters across the country are being strained by frigid weather and an increasing population of those unhoused.
Officers are finding their community engagement to be key in their recruiting efforts.
By: Adriana Loh
Two survivors who share a heartfelt story about their health, journey and mission behind creating a safe harbor for millions of others.
By: Adriana Loh
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — February is American Heart Month. It's a time to raise awareness about the number one cause of death across the U.S. of both men's and women's heart disease.
One organization is offering to spread warmth for the unhoused population. They are hoping to change several lives one stitch at a time.
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