David L. Dye is a local journalist based in Hermitage, Pennsylvania. He writes for various local publications, including the Sharon Herald, New Castle News, Yahoo News, and Meadville Tribune. David covers a range of topics, including local government, arts and culture, community events, and social issues impacting the Hermitage area.
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David L. Dye's coverage reveals a focus on local events, government and politics, education, business and industry within the Pennsylvania region of Hermitage. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events such as art exhibitions or community initiatives, government policies impacting the area, developments in the local business scene including store closures or tax assessments.
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WEST MIDDLESEX — A local resident's actions, which potentially saved a life earlier this year, have not gone unnoticed by the West Middlesex community.
HERMITAGE — In the time it took to snap a few photos, Rubik's Cube enthusiast Sean Cutshaw picked up a random Cube and had it solved in about 10 seconds.
This cat was one of about 20 cats that were recently rescued by local resident Tracy Ashcraft and then spayed or neutered at Tails of Hope Inc. in Hermitage.Jamie Strait, a certified veterinary practice manager at Tails of Hope in Hermitage, prepared a few cats for surgery after they were recently rescued by local resident Tracy Ashcraft. Contributed
By: David L. Dye, Tanner Mondok
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The 10th annual Veterans Stand Down and Resource Fair brought out around 65 vendors and hundreds of veterans Thursday at the Hickory VFW Post 6166 in Hermitage. DAVID DYE | Herald
Skeletons and ominous, towering figures beckon visitors to Bone Deep Cemetery. TANNER MONDOK | Herald
HERMITAGE — City officials are pursuing a state grant that could help fund road repairs in the Wheatland neighborhood of Hermitage.
By: David L. Dye
Hermitage police Chief Adam Piccirillo, right, recognized School Resource Officer Ron Dague, left, and Officer Brad Davis at the Hermitage Board of Commissioners meeting Wednesday for their actions during an incident earlier this year involving a Hermitage student. Sgt. Adam Mild, who was not present, also was recognized. DAVID DYE | Herald
WEST MIDDLESEX — As a lifelong cat lover, Tracy Ashcraft knew she had to do something when a house was about to be demolished with more than 20 cats inside.
By: David L. Dye
HERMITAGE — As the mile-long Hogback Road winds its way up and over hills and through woods, travelers will eventually cross the bridge that spans the small stream known as Hogback Run.
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