Chris Lamphere is a Reporter at Cadillac News. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a particular focus on climate change and the environment, water issues, construction and real estate, health and wellness, and general assignment news. His work has been featured in Cadillac News.
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Cadillac, United States (Local)
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Chris Lamphere's coverage focuses on local news, including government announcements, community events, and human interest stories. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to local businesses and their impact on the community, public health initiatives in the area, or updates on city council decisions and policies.
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By: Chris Lamphere
HERSEY — Cynthia Littlefield isn’t used to being helped.
CADILLAC — Amateur radio operators provide an essential service when telecommunications infrastructure is offline, including spreading information about hazardous weather.
Dec. 17, 1924
By: Chris Lamphere
Pictured is one of the areas of the city where bed and breakfasts now are allowed to operate via a special use permit.
Dec. 18, 1924
CADILLAC — City officials and contractors were slated to have a pre-construction meeting Tuesday to discuss a major renovation of the Market at Cadillac Commons.
Mike Blackmer, owner of the Pines Sports Bar and Bowling Center, addresses the Lake Mitchell Sewer Authority board on Tuesday. "Senior citizens are going to lose their homes," Blackmer said
CADILLAC — A 71-year-old Cadillac woman can’t stop talking about her new living quarters thanks to a wish submitted by her sister.
Ashton Norman is pictured in the blue coat with his mother, sister and staff at Coldwell Banker in Cadillac. Ashton and his family will be going on a trip to
By: Chris Lamphere
Dec. 24, 1924
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