Corinne Westeman is a journalist based in Golden, Colorado. She writes for Colorado Community Media and her work has been featured in various local newspapers, including the Golden Transcript, Lakewood Sentinel, Arvada Press Newspaper, Parker Chronicle, Clear Creek Courant, and Canyon Courier. Corinne covers a range of topics, including local news, community events, sports, and cultural happenings in the Golden area.
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Corinne's coverage primarily focuses on local events and community-related news in Golden, Colorado. She is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight upcoming local events such as festivals, city council meetings, or new business openings. Additionally, she may respond well to expert commentary related to topics of interest within the community such as sports advancements or local government decisions.
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By: Corinne Westeman
For any young wrestler looking for inspiration, there’s no better place to visit than Volk Gymnasium. During a Colorado School of Mines wrestling dual, the lights dim except for a single fixture over the mat. In near-total darkness, the crowd hangs onto every movement, every escape, every takedown. In a close match, the stands can […]
On Jan. 15, Golden Walks members Carolyn Rowe, foreground left, and Sylvia McGee, foreground right, talk as they and their friends walk through Clear Creek Canyon Park. Barring inclement weather, the group meets at 9 a.m. every Wednesday at the park's Gateway Trailhead. Credit: Corinne Westeman
By: Corinne Westeman
Any locals wanting to drive up to or down from Lookout Mountain at night should find an alternative route. A 4.1-mile stretch of Lookout Mountain Road across parklands will be closed to motor vehicles all night, every night starting Jan. 29, Jeffco Open Space officials have announced. The only exceptions will be for first responders […]
By: Corinne Westeman
The group Golden Residents Count has withdrawn its petition to require voter approval for financing large-scale municipal projects — for now. In the fall, GRC started a petition for a charter amendment that would require a citywide vote whenever the City of Golden wanted to issue more than $20 million in Certificates of Participation to […]
Colorado Summit's Conor Tabor (25) prepares to throw the disc to a teammate during the May 18 home game against the Salt Lake Shred. The Summit lost its first game back at Marv Kay Stadium 20-15. Credit: Corinne Westeman
By: Corinne Westeman
In the song “Night Rider’s Lament,” a cowboy reads a letter from home asking: “Why do you ride for your money? / Tell me: Why do you rope for short pay? / You ain’t a’gettin’ nowhere / And you’re losin’ your share / Boy, you must have gone crazy out there.” Perhaps some Colorado Cowboy […]
Colorado School of Mines guard Majok Deng (0) and his teammates sing the school fight song with their fans after winning the Jan. 23 home game against MSU Denver. Mines won 70-66, with Deng leading the team with 19 points. Credit: Corinne Westeman
Jefferson County Public Library is hosting a Feb. 22 open house at its future South Jeffco branch location, seen here on Jan. 23. The agency recently closed on the 40,000-square-foot building for $10.7 million. Credit: Corinne Westeman
Kayakers expect more boating traffic, conflicts with tubers this summer
By: Corinne Westeman
Colorado School of Mines students survey the mural titled "Engineering Genocide" Jan. 29 in Maple Plaza. Mines student groups organized, built and painted the mural to protest violence against the Palestinian people and American companies' involvement in the conflict. Credit: Sara Hertwig
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