News reporter, covering health and science
David Templeton is a news reporter at various publications, covering health and science. He frequently explores themes related to arts and entertainment, including theater, film, and events, while also addressing topics like the environment and holidays. David's work has been featured in TalkMarkets, North Bay Bohemian, The Press Democrat, Petaluma Argus-Courier, and Pacific Sun Newspaper.
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David Templeton's coverage is predominantly focused on local events and entertainment news, with a specific focus on Petaluma, California. He frequently covers topics related to theater, books, Christmas events, and local cultural happenings.
To effectively reach out to David Templeton, consider pitching stories or providing information about upcoming local events in the arts and entertainment scene in Petaluma. Additionally, offering unique angles or exclusive insights into the creative process behind art exhibits or theatrical performances may capture his interest.
As he often writes about seasonal events such as Christmas and Hanukkah celebrations within the community of Petaluma, pitches focusing on these themes could also resonate with him.
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30 new trash receptacles are now being installed, with student art pieces to be installed soon
New work from Berkeley’s Shinji Eshima joins classics from Brahms, Verdi and Puccini.
Petaluma firefighters participated in the selecting and bottling of this limited release single barrel bourbon.
By: David Templeton
Local distilleries are getting into the spirit of the holidays by pairing actual spirits (the drinkable kind) with a variety of seasonal events.
Worldwide holiday game has fans in Sonoma County, even among those who love the Wham! song ‘Last Christmas’
New interpretive displays feature pictures, facts and a few surprises
The theme of my Tuesday blog article was the fact investors have a high allocation to stocks relative to history and this could be a symptom that exacerbates a market pullback.
By: David Templeton
Turn Petaluma’s wet winter days into warm and toasty memories at these restaurants, bars and cafes.
Sea Serpent Sculpture gets party tonight at local skating rink
The sculpture, which began installation in mid-December, will remain at the Petaluma Fairgrounds through March.
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