Antoinette Alexander is a journalist based in Bellevue, Washington, with a focus on local news and accounting topics. She writes for publications such as Accounting Today and South Sound Magazine, covering subjects ranging from financial literacy to technology trends in the accounting industry. Her work has also been featured in 425 Magazine and 425 Business.
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Antoinette's coverage spans a diverse range of local topics, including entertainment news, business and industry updates, health and wellbeing features, human resources and employment insights, as well as culture and society highlights. Given the breadth of her coverage attributes across announcements, press releases, and event coverage in addition to the various themes covered such as tourism, festivals, museums etc., she would likely appreciate pitches that align with these areas.
Local businesses or organizations involved in events related to entertainment or cultural happenings may find success reaching out to Antoinette. Additionally financial professionals offering advice on taxes or financial savvy could also engage her readership effectively.
Considering her geographic focus on Washington (Bellevue), US-based pitches tied to local events or developments within these industries are more likely to resonate with Antoinette for potential coverage.
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The free, virtual discussion will be held from 8:30-9:30 a.m. on Dec. 10 via Zoom.
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The funds will be used to further the development of the Tâlícn community in Tumwater.
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The college said it will use the donation to enhance the Triton Resource Hub, established in 2022 as a one-stop center for student needs.
The money raised will help provide care for injured and orphaned baby-bear cubs being assisted by PAWS Wildlife Center.
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The festivities are free with museum membership and included with general admission.
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The eatery had closed in September, with its previous owners citing higher food prices and labor costs for the reasons behind the closure.
"The calm before the change" — that is how one industry source aptly described this year's tax season as Donald Trump returns to the White
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