Carol Thompson is a news reporter with a focus on local stories in the United States, particularly in New York and Oswego. She has written for various publications, including The Armidale Independent, The Detroit News, and The Herald-Sun. Carol's work covers a range of topics, from wildlife conservation and government affairs to aviation accidents and crime statistics.
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Carol Thompson's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to energy, crime, politics, environmental issues, Great Lakes, and fishing. To effectively reach out to her for potential coverage or contribution opportunities:
1. Offer insights or expertise relevant to local US (especially New York and Oswego) government policies and announcements in areas such as energy policy or environmental regulations.
2. Provide perspectives on ongoing criminal justice issues in the region especially those related to Chicago crime statistics.
3. Share updates and analysis concerning Michigan news particularly about politics and significant events impacting the state.
4. Suggest story ideas or interviews regarding topics related to the Great Lakes ecosystem conservation efforts including concerns around diversions due to climate change impact.
5. Propose content relating to fishing activities focusing on Lake Ontario given the geographic focus of Oswego County where Carol is based.
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By: Carol Thompson
Wayne Disposal, Inc. has disposed of radiological waste since 2006.
By: Beth Leblanc, Hannah Mackay, Carol Thompson
Waterford Township — Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris called herself "the underdog" in the presidential race Friday while telling
By: Hannah Mackay, Beth Leblanc, Carol Thompson
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris called herself "the underdog" in the presidential race Friday while telling Michigan auto workers she would protect a General Motors Co. plant in Lansing from being shuttered.
People can comment on the proposed agreement through Thursday.
By: Carol Thompson, Anne Snabes, Beth Leblanc, Kalea Hall
Five Michigan House races in Metro Detroit could help decide whether Democrats keep control of the chamber or Republicans regain the leadership.
By: Carol Thompson
The Detroit News Companies are eyeing the northern Lower Peninsula for projects that some day could bury planet-warming carbon dioxide deep below ground.
By: Carol Thompson
U.S. Sen. and Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance speaks during a rally on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024 in Saginaw.
By: Carol Thompson
The Detroit News Muskegon Heights — Former President Bill Clinton visited a Muskegon Heights church on Wednesday to stump for Vice President
By: Carol Thompson
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By: Carol Thompson
The EPA also granted $3 million to Michigan to develop a clean ports program.
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