Anne Gelhaus is an editor at Silicon Valley Community Newspapers. She focuses on a variety of themes including events, culture, and social issues, with particular attention to food and beverages, regional interest, and world news. Anne's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Marin Independent Journal, East Bay Times, Our Community Now, Silicon Valley Business Journal, and The Mercury News.
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Anne Gelhaus focuses on local news, community events, and crime in the United States, specifically California's San Jose area. She covers a range of topics such as city council matters, high school achievements, and criminal activities. If you're considering reaching out to Anne with story ideas or sources, make sure they are relevant to the local community in San Jose and surrounding areas.
Given her interest in event coverage and evolving stories related to entertainment news (38%) and house & home (16%), pitches about upcoming local events or developments related to these themes may pique her interest. For example, providing insights into community initiatives or profiles of individuals making a positive impact within these categories could be well-received by Anne.
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By: Anne Gelhaus
Two new trustees for the San Jose-Evergreen Community College District were sworn in on Dec. 17.
Kathy Sutherland served for 11 years on the authority’s Citizens’ Advisory Committee.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Two new trustees for the San Jose-Evergreen Community College District were sworn in on Dec. 17.
By: Anne Gelhaus
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