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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By: David L. Dye
STONEBORO — Hundreds of vehicles turned out for the drive-through Tractors and Tinsel event, held Saturday evening at the Stoneboro Fairgrounds.
By: David L. Dye
People mingle and take photos around the Christmas trees at Sharpsville Plaza following the borough’s Christmas parade. TANNER MONDOK | Herald
HERMITAGE — This year's nativity scene at New Virginia United Methodist Church in Hermitage saw humans and animals alike performing roles Sunday evening.
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Rev. Terry Harrison of Valley Baptist Church, a veteran of the Air Force, spoke during last year's annual Veterans Christmas Party, which was organized by the Community Action Partnership of Mercer County and held at the Sharon Elks Lodge. Contributed
Like David L. Dye on Facebook or email him at [email protected].
By: David L. Dye
Dr. Jennifer Toney checks for correct answers as her third-grade class at Sharpsville Area Elementary School. lays an archaeology themed game last spring while learning about affixes. She was one of the dozen finalists for Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year this year. TANNER MONDOK | Herald file
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Hermitage and West Middlesex volunteer fire department members are interested in a study to determine whether the two departments should merge. CNHI News Service
HERMITAGE – When Hurricane Helene struck earlier this year, thousands of people were affected — from lost homes to missing loved ones.
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SHARPSVILLE — When she was first nominated for the 2025 Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, Dr. Jennifer Toney said she was excited to meet the other nominees and see what the teachers could teach each other.
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Like David L. Dye on Facebook or email him at [email protected].
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