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Barry Gray

Photojournalist

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Nichols Hills Publishing

Preston's Summary

Barry Gray is a retired photojournalist at The Hamilton Spectator. He has covered a diverse range of topics including National Pollinator Week, middle school sports, walking, and convocation, often highlighting community events and local achievements. Barry's work has been featured in several publications, including The Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Star, and the Waterloo Region Record.

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Geo Focus

Hamilton, Canada (Local)

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Most Recent Topics:

  • National Pollinator Week
  • Middle School Sports
  • Walking
  • Convocation
  • CMA Ontario Awards

Pitching Insights

Barry Gray's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and sports in Hamilton, Ontario. If you have a story related to community events, local sports activities, or human interest pieces within this region, Barry would likely be interested in hearing about it.

Considering his emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics such as National Pollinator Week and school sports, pitches should aim to offer unique angles or exclusive access to upcoming events happening in the Hamilton area.

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Articles

Nichols Hills Publishing

OCU Societies to honor four

OCU Societies to honor four

By: Barry Gray, Dance Dean, Melanie Shelley, Rose Lane

Four Oklahoma women are to be recognized for their service to the community next month as new members of The Societies of Oklahoma City University. The 38th annual Awards of Excellence luncheon honor Susan Harroz with the Distinguished Philanthropist Award; Nancy Anthony with the Dulaney-Browne Library Society Award; Tammy Powell with the Norick-Hulsey Gallery Society Award; and Heather Scott with the Kirkpatrick-Petree Music and Performing Arts Society Award.

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