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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The new Diann’s Sweets location on Dutch Lane in Hermitage. TANNER MONDOK | Herald
FARRELL — A grant from the Shenango Valley Foundation will help Zion Education Center continue feeding the children in its care, without shifting the burden onto parents.
West Middlesex junior Ava Widmyer, playing the role of Johnny Smith, is questioned during a mock trial at the high school on Wednesday. Widmyer’s character was driving drunk when they killed a person and injured others in a crash. TANNER MONDOK | Herald
By: David L. Dye
Apr. 30—NILES, Ohio — The Kennedy Catholic High girls basketball team was recognized for their second back-to-back PIAA Class 2A championship by the Cafaro Foundation Tuesday morning.
GREENVILLE — When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Thiel College — along with every other college and school district — was forced to embrace remote learning.
May 6—As a child growing up in Sharpsville, Giavanna Piccirilli was interested in space, especially the idea of working on rockets and becoming a part of the spaceflight industry. Now living in Melbourne, Fla., Piccirilli has since made that dream a reality as a rocket propulsion test engineer with United Launch Alliance. "The crazy thing is that I always imagined launching rockets as my goal ...
Lt. Gov. Ned Davis, left, listens to Ned Feeney, general manager of operations for Wheatland Tube Co., talk about a new production line at its Council Avenue plant in Wheatland. Davis toured the plant on Thursday.
By: Michael Roknick
The merger of the former borough of Wheatland into the city of Hermitage earlier this year is something Lt. Gov. Austin Davis described as a rare occurrence in Pennsylvania.
Daniel Spence talks in front of the Daniel and Dorothy Spence Academic Center during a groundbreaking ceremony for the academic center at Thiel College on Friday. TANNER MONDOK | Herald
May 14—SHARPSVILLE — The Sharpsville borough building will have a new paint job, just in time for summer and the borough's 150th anniversary celebration.
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