Dana Munro is an emerging news reporter for the Baltimore Sun. She covers a range of topics including public transportation, arts and crafts, and urban art, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Dana's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post, Yahoo News, and The Boston Globe.
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Dana Munro's reporting heavily focuses on local government and community events in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. She covers a wide range of topics including affordable housing, local legislation, community honors, and local tragedies.
To effectively reach out to Dana Munro with relevant pitches or information:
1. Offer insights into local government affairs within Anne Arundel County.
2. Highlight stories related to affordable housing initiatives or legislative developments within the county.
3. Provide updates on community events and education-related news specific to her geographic focus.
4. Consider sharing perspectives from key stakeholders involved in the covered themes such as local policymakers, activists, residents directly impacted by policy changes.
As she primarily reports on localized news within Anne Arundel County, focusing your outreach efforts around this area will likely resonate most effectively with her coverage interests.
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By: Dana Munro
Officers tried to save the victim but she was later removed from life support and declared dead Friday
By: Dana Munro
Police identified the suspect in a shooting that killed one and injured another Tuesday at Wilmington Hospital as 23-year-old John Wallace-Bey of New Castle.
By: Gillian Mcgoldrick, Michelle Myers, Dana Munro
A recent state Supreme Court ruling may threaten a key piece of income for corner stores in Pennsylvania by taxing and regulating skill games. State lawmakers are searching for a solution.
By: Dana Munro, Aubrey Whelan
At a Friday press conference in Lancaster, health leaders stressed that vaccination is the best defense against the highly contagious disease.
By: Maggie Prosser, Dana Munro
By: Anna Orso, Dana Munro
For an occasion as momentous as the nation's 250th anniversary, Parker said the city must rise to the occasion and prove it can achieve ambitious undertakings.
By: Robert Moran Sam Janesch, Emily Bloch, Nick Vadala, Stephanie Farr
The Second Continental Congress voted in Philadelphia on July 2, 1776, to adopt a resolution of independence from Great Britain.
By: Stephanie Farr, Dana Munro, Nick Vadala
Philadelphia celebrated the day the Second Continental Congress voted to adopt a resolution with temperatures above 100 degrees.
By: Dana Munro
This DelCo woman has spent much of her free time over the past decade and a half catching people's lost dogs in the Philly area.
By: Dana Munro
Dana Munro, The Philadelphia Inquirer His eyes were smeared with black goo, his legs were caked in dirt, his back was riddled with ticks, and a chunk of fur was missing from his upper lip.
