David Velázquez is a journalist for The Bismarck Tribune, focusing on local news in Bismarck, North Dakota. With a keen interest in city governance, infrastructure, and community events, David's articles provide comprehensive coverage of the latest developments and issues affecting the Bismarck region.
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David Velázquez's coverage focuses primarily on local government and political events in Bismarck, North Dakota. His articles regularly feature announcements, government-related issues, legal policy regulations, as well as expert commentary.
If you are looking to reach out to David with a pitch or as a source, consider offering insights related to local governmental decisions and policies in Bismarck. Expertise in city planning, infrastructure development, event management within the city of Bismarck could be particularly valuable for David's coverage. Additionally, providing perspectives on legal or regulatory matters concerning the local government would likely align with his areas of interest.
Keep in mind that David's focus is predominantly on local news within the United States and specifically North Dakota; therefore pitches should reflect an understanding of these geographical parameters.
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By: David Velázquez
A project to replace the 140-year-old Bismarck-Mandan Rail Bridge over the Missouri River with a newer bridge will pick back up in the spring.
By: David Velázquez
The fourth annual Mid-Winter Powwow on Sunday at the University of Mary in Bismarck will kick off the school's weeklong Life & Dignity Week.
By: David Velázquez
Bismarck Park Board member Jennifer Odell has launched a campaign to continue serving in the seat to which she was appointed a year ago.
By: David Velázquez
DARREN GIBBINS, TRIBUNE
By: David Velázquez
Fig Tree Safaris from South Africa will be returning to the Bismarck Tribune Sport Show to put on a seminar about hunting in Africa.
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