Chris Cordner is a nostalgia specialist and writer for the Hartlepool Mail and Sunderland Echo. With a focus on local history and culture, Chris brings readers on a journey through time with his articles featuring vintage photographs, memories, and stories from the Washington D.C. area.
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Chris Cordner's coverage primarily focuses on local events, landmarks, and community-related topics in the Washington D.C. area. He frequently covers entertainment news related to local businesses and historical sites. Pitches offering human-interest stories about unique events or landmarks in Washington D.C., as well as pieces that celebrate the city's history and community spirit, may be of interest to him.
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Smoke bellowed from a Sunderland building in a 1970s fire you might remember.
By: Chris Cordner
Penny for your Bonfire Night thoughts. We have nine retro photos of November 5 scenes from Sunderland’s past.
By: Chris Cordner
A Sunderland building was finally lit up on Bonfire Night 1970 - after 100 years in the dark.
We’ve got a sparkler of a retro gallery for you. Bring on the Bonfire Night memories!
Take a glass of something sparkly and settle back for memories of a retro night out at Amore.
By: Chris Cordner
It’s that time of year again - when we do the daftest things for one of the best fundraising causes.
By: Chris Cordner
They certainly celebrated in style when late night shopping first came to The Galleries.
By: Chris Cordner
It’s 26 years since Sunderland shoppers told the Echo that they wanted a city centre sculpture gone.
By: Chris Cordner
One of Sunderland’s most historic areas gets our attention in another of our profiles of streets in years gone by.
By: Chris Cordner
They called him the Millfield Matador and he was the Sunderland man who was unique.
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