Chadd Cawson is a Reporter/Photographer at various publications including the Columbia Valley Pioneer and Penticton Herald. He focuses on themes of arts and entertainment, culture and society, with a particular interest in theater and health and wellness, often covering topics such as holidays and reviews. Chadd's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Black Press, Inc. and the Nanaimo News Bulletin.
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Duncan, Canada (Local)
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Chadd Cawson's coverage heavily focuses on local events and entertainment news in the Duncan area of Canada. His interest lies in unique community events, human interest stories, music concerts, and Guinness World Records set within the local community. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local events in Duncan or heartwarming stories that reflect the spirit of the community. Additionally, if you have an interesting story about a unique hobby or talent within this geographic area, it could capture his attention.
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Multiple fundraisers to help Cohen, and the family
By: Chadd Cawson
179 units over 5 years
By: Chadd Cawson
Multiple fundraisers to help Cohen Hotchen and his family
By: Chadd Cawson
Meet with artist Adin Teufel at the third floor CPAC gallery on Jan. 12 from 6 to 8 p.m.
By: Chadd Cawson
Limona Group hopes to start development on their new commercial village in 2025
By: Chadd Cawson
Loved classical music and chemical engineering
Self-taught Shawnigan Lake artist's work being featured at the Cowichan Performing Arts Centre Gallery
By: Chadd Cawson
Victoria Baroque perform alongside Baroque violinist and Cape Breton fiddler David Greenberg
Longstanding choir celebrates milestone
By: Chadd Cawson
The free art show from local talent Sylvia Swift will be on display at the Cowichan Community Centre from Jan 20. to Feb. 4
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