Freelance Writer, healthcare and benefits news and trends
Dan Cook is a freelance writer specializing in healthcare and benefits news and trends. He has written for publications such as BenefitsPRO, the Cape Gazette, and the Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce. With a focus on local news in the Cape area, Dan covers a range of topics including community events, sports, and celebrations.
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Dan Cook's coverage focuses heavily on local sports events, particularly basketball games. He also covers local community events and celebrations, with a notable emphasis on health and well-being-related topics.
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Sussex Academy senior Andres Romero-Nieto blasts a direct kick past the Saint Mark’s keeper to score the winning goal in overtime. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Karen Knight of Heartsongs Ministries performs a musical tribute to veterans of all wars and conflicts. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dave Dolby Sussex AmVets Post 2 in Long Neck honored veterans and remembered comrades who fell in battle or following service to their country Nov. 11 in Long Neck. Speakers for the event included AmVets Post 2 Commander Dave Heffline, AmVets...
Cape athletes signed their letters of intent Nov. 13. at Cape Henlopen High School. Shown in back are (l-r) Ronan Presler, Jake Hutchison, Patrick Donahue, Jase Mitchell, Lina Frederick, Alivia Heers and Abigail Schaeffer. In front are Quinn Nutter, Ava Calciano, Brianna Windish and Macy Steinwedel. DAN COOK PHOTOS
“People all over the world, join hands, start a love train, love train.” Jill Partington leads the conga line during The Funsters’ cover of the O’Jays popular hit “Love Train.” DAN COOK PHOTOS
Cape junior lineman Tremaine Batson wrangles down Sallies ball carrier Jasir Gaymon in the loss to the Sals. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Raveen Jaduram has been appointed as the new Chair of the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission Board, succeeding Dr Alan Bollard, Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop announced.
Cape boys’ swimming Class of 2025 are (l-r) Burke Healy, Liam Drevno, Kieran Morrissey, Shane Toback, Davis Mault, Tyler Healy and Holden Tighe. Missing from the picture is Jacob Gabbard. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Cape junior Sidney Caldwell leaves the blocks for the backstroke during a recent practice at the Sussex Consortium pool. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Learning lifesaving techniques for canines are (l-r) Milford Police Department officers John Badger and Miles Kosiorowski, and Laurel EMT James Ashmead. DAN COOK PHOTOS
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