Cassidy Pearce is a journalist based in Penrith, New South Wales, with a focus on local news and events. She writes for the Western Weekender and her work has also been featured in Parra News. Cassidy covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, lifestyle, technology, and community stories.
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Cassidy's articles predominantly cover local events and seasonal topics in the entertainment, house & home, and family & relationships categories. Pitches targeting upcoming local events such as festivals, fairs, or community gatherings in Australia - particularly New South Wales and Penrith - would likely resonate with her.
Given Cassidy's coverage of health-related issues such as regular skin checks and educational achievements of HSC high achievers, she may be interested in stories about local health initiatives or educational programs within the specified geographic area. Additionally, given the focus on Christmas content like light displays and festive bus drivers; pitches related to unique holiday traditions or activities specific to Penrith could also be well received.
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If you were around in the ‘60s, and even if you weren't, chances are you've heard of Little Pattie.
By: Cassidy Pearce
This Friday, the 25th anniversary of Walk Safely to School Day is taking place in schools across the country, encouraging students to lead healthier, more active lifestyles by just adding a walk into their daily routine.
Fire stations across New South Wales are throwing open their doors this Saturday, May 11 for Fire and Rescue NSW's annual Open Day, with firefighters encouraging locals to come out and enjoy a fun day of tours and demonstrations.
The Red Shield Appeal is coming up again, and Penrith's Salvation Army team is encouraging you to get involved.
This Sunday, May 19, Penrith Symphony Orchestra is off to the movies, bringing the magical music from the screen to the stage.
St Marys Salvation Army Community Connect has been officially opened in a ceremony held on Friday, May 10.
Despite being preventable and easy to check, high blood pressure remains the single largest risk factor for stroke.
OUR LATEST POSTS St Marys Salvation Army Community Connect has been officially opened.
By: Cassidy Pearce
The community is being asked to rally around Cambridge Gardens schoolboy Thomas Adams-Bennett in his battle against diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG).
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