Bob Bellacicco is a journalist based in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He writes for CTV News Windsor and his work has also appeared in CTV News London. Bob covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, infrastructure development, environmental issues, and sports.
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Bob Bellacicco's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with an emphasis on government and politics, sports, and community events in the Windsor region of Canada. He frequently covers announcements from both governmental and non-governmental entities.
Given his focus on local news, Bob may be particularly interested in pitches related to community events, local business developments, or education initiatives within the Windsor area. Additionally, he covers a significant amount of sports-related content such as OHL trade deadlines and CFL games.
Pitches that tie into ongoing discussions around government policies or address how they impact the Windsor community could also resonate well with him.
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As a rookie firefighter in the late 90s, incoming Windsor Fire Chief Jamie Waffle remembers George Copeland with reverence.
Detroit Free Press Marathon race director Aaron Velthoven is pumped for Sunday's event, “We're sold out for the first time in our history.”
By: Kristylee Varley, Bob Bellacicco
Windsor police are investigating shots fired in a quiet east Riverside neighbourhood. It happened shortly before 7 a.m. in the 1500 block of Monticello Avenue, near Firgrove Drive on Thursday.
Essex County OPP say it's not a new request, but reducing distracted driving remains important as the problem persists.
The running community is mourning the death of a runner following the Detroit Free Press Marathon. Corey Bellemore finished fourth in the men's half marathon.
By: Bob Bellacicco
Windsorites are speaking out regarding a recent social media trend that is terrorizing the city.
With more and more people turning to food banks for help, operators in Windsor-Essex are looking for a government intervention.
The Provincial Marine of Amherstburg Re-enactment Unit welcomed the His Majesty's Canadian Ship (HMCS) Harry DeWolf with a cannon blast Tuesday morning at Dieppe Park.
By: Bob Bellacicco
The Doug Ford government plans to provide Ontario taxpayers with a $200 tax-free rebate. Parents will receive an additional $200 cheque for each eligible child.
The Greater Essex County District School Board (GECDSB) is asking trustees to vote on a multi-year financial recovery plan to help make up a $6.3-million deficit.
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