Carter DeJong is a reporter at NewsMiner. He covers a range of topics with a focus on education, including public and private education systems, school safety measures, and campus life, while also exploring construction and real estate themes. Carter's work has been featured in various publications, including NewsBreak, The Alton Telegraph, and the Midland Daily News.
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Carter DeJong's coverage primarily focuses on local issues in Alaska, particularly education and government & politics. He heavily relies on government announcements and press releases for his articles.
Given the emphasis on local topics, Carter is likely to be interested in pitches related to education policies, community events, political developments at the state or local level in Alaska especially those with a direct impact on residents. Pitches featuring unique human-interest stories or initiatives that could benefit Alaskan communities may also resonate well with him.
As he covers natural disasters occurring in Fairbanks area as well as funding-related news about educational programs, relevant experts or organizations involved in disaster response efforts and educational policy advocacy are potential sources of interest for him.
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Lori Kraemer, JoNell Bakke, Brianna Hall, Allyse Dunnigan and Mary Adams will be sworn in next month.
By: Carter Dejong
Jennifer Bochenski hired as RCS undergoes a period of significant enrollment growth.
By: Carter Dejong
One City Council candidate tied in votes with a write-in candidate.
By: Carter Dejong
The race featured current Deputy Chief Cory Mortensen and Marcus Ramsay, who held the same role until he was fired in January.
By: Carter Dejong
Bill Palmiscno, who decided not to seek reelection, has served more than three decades on the board.
By: Carter Dejong
Staff Sgt. Irvin C. Ellingson was killed in 1945 after being captured by the Japanese when his B-29 aircraft was shot down.
By: Carter Dejong
Nearly 500 students attended CIA classes in its first year in business.
By: Carter Dejong
First elected to Grand Forks School Board in 1994, Palmiscno pushed to 'support all of the kids'
By: Carter Dejong
"Seussical" runs July 11-14 and "Frozen" runs July 18-21.
By: Carter Dejong
Walters has spent his entire 24-year career with Grand Forks Public Schools.
