Daniel Charland is a dedicated newspaper reporter and photographer, focusing on local news in Petersburg. With a passion for community journalism, Daniel covers a wide range of topics including local events, profiles of community members, agricultural news, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in the Dyersville Commercial Club Pk, Telegraph Herald, and MANCHESTER PRESS LIMITED.
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Cascade, United States (Local)
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Daniel Charland's coverage in local newspaper "Petersburg" strongly emphasizes community events, local news, and human interest stories such as profiles on individuals contributing to the community. He covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, design, personal finance, and human resources & employment.
If reaching out to Daniel with story ideas or pitches ensure they align with his focus on local events and businesses within Petersburg. Topics related to outdoor activities and travel may also be considered if they specifically involve the local community or have direct relevance to residents of Petersburg. Branded content strategies could include features about how these themes intersect with the lives of locals in Petersberg.
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From left, kindergarteners Elizabeth Pisarik and Evalyn Williams go green.
Mrs. Amber Gravel (left) and Brayden Donovan (right) coloring Phillip Cook (center).
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Principal Ryan Fritz shakes the hand of Claudia Noonan after she receives her high school diploma.
From left, Mrs. Carrie Viel awards Brody Gravel with the American Citizenship Award.
Allison Rollinger gives the welcome address to the Class of 2024.
It’s no secret that everyone’s grocery bills have been going up for the past few years, including beef, but what is the cause of skyrocketing beef prices?
After years hidden away in storage, Cascade’s only historical school bell is on display outside the Tri-County Historical Society. The bell was formerly a part of St. Mary’s school, ringing
It is with mixed emotions that I write to inform you that I am departing the Cascade Pioneer.
By: Daniel Charland
Brunkan Equipment in Worthington is under new management since its buyout by longtime employees Dan Errthum and Jeremy Honkomp.
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