Chris Lamphere is a Reporter at WCMU Public Media. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, climate change and the environment, and water management, often exploring the intersection of urban design and climate policy. His work has been featured in WCMU Public Media and Cadillac News.
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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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Resident Mike Sands spoke to the Cadillac City Council on Monday about a post shared on social media by council member Bryan Elenbaas, pictured at right. Sands said the post
By: Chris Lamphere Cadillac
Elenbaas shared a picture on Facebook showing Trump face down in the White House Reflecting Pool surrounded by algae. The post also reads “Happy birthday Donnie!”
By: Chris Lamphere Cadillac
CADILLAC — Residents and local officials have taken notice of dense weed growth in lakes Cadillac and Mitchell the last couple of weeks.
CADILLAC — Requests for various types of assistance have slowed in recent weeks, as homeowners wrap up flood cleanup work and move on to the next phase — rebuilding.
CADILLAC — It was estimated that between 400 and 500 people attended the Northern Michigan Music Fest at the Veterans Serving Veterans Park in Haring Township over the weekend.
By: Chris Lamphere Cadillac
CADILLAC — Over the next couple of years, the Local Development Finance Authority plans to communicate to industry in Cadillac about property
By: Chris Lamphere Cadillac
CADILLAC — The city of Cadillac and Cadillac Area Public Schools are pursuing a Safe Routes to School grant and invite community members to participate in a walking audit next Tuesday.
By: Chris Lamphere Cadillac
CADILLAC — As part of the process of updating the city's master plan, the planning commission on Monday will discuss a survey that has been drafted to collect input from the public.
By: Chris Lamphere Cadillac
CADILLAC — For 50 years, Bob and Sue Jones were landlords who developed and owned numerous rental properties in Cadillac.
CADILLAC — Residents of Haring Township soon will receive notices in the mail reminding them to comply with the township’s grass, weed and vegetation ordinance, which was passed in 2016.
