Anne Gelhaus is a journalist for the San Jose Mercury News, focusing on local news in the San Jose area. With her work appearing in various publications such as the Marin Independent Journal and the East Bay Times, Anne covers a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and cultural celebrations.
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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
Candidate forums The League of Women Voters of the Los Altos Mountain View Area are hosting an Oct. 23 online forum with candidates for the
By: Anne Gelhaus
Superintendent honored for Outstanding Individual Achievement.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Assembly member from Milpitas introduced legislation.
Planned museum would document event’s 80-year history.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Filipino Americans honored The California State Assembly recently passed Assemblymember Alex Lee's legislation, House Resolution 112, naming October as Filipino American History Month.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Electric appliance showroom features zero-emission appliances.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Emergency prep training Cupertino's Office of Emergency Management is presenting a free training session on “Family and Neighborhood Preparedness” on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 7-9 p.m., at Cupertino City Hall, 10300 Torre Ave.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Stick 'em up History Happy Hour is stepping back in time to 1926 Campbell, when a daring bank robbery shocked the community.
Tours of downtown campus given in English, Spanish.
Bayan y Pueblo—A Heritage Craft Fair set for Oct. 23.
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