Doug Williams is a Consulting Technical Writer who specializes in local news coverage in New York City. With a focus on providing in-depth reporting on a range of topics, including crime, transportation, and human interest stories, Doug's articles aim to inform and engage readers about the issues affecting their community.
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New York City, United States (Local)
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Doug Williams' coverage is focused on local news, particularly crime and government-related events in New York City. He often covers evolving stories and breaking news, making him more likely to be interested in pitches related to developing or recently occurring events rather than general features.
If you have insights or access to new developments or announcements related to crime, transportation, education policies, or governmental decisions within New York City specifically, Doug may be receptive to your pitch. During significant events such as criminal incidents or changes in city governance policies would also make for timely and relevant pitches.
Given the emphasis on local coverage of specific topics like crime and education within New York City itself, tailoring your pitches with a focus on these areas will likely resonate best with Doug.
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By: Doug Williams
NEW YORK — The New York City Department of Education is facing a new lawsuit from the Legal Aid Society and a group of city public school parents.
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Myran Pollack, an MTA conductor for more than 25 years, was critically injured at the Utica Avenue station in Crown Heights after he said he told a man to get off the 4 train when it made the last stop.
By: Doug Williams
NEW YORK — Some Harlem residents are taking issue with neighboring Columbia University, voicing concerns about displacement and community relations.
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New York City is turning to technology and young people to help put an end to the dangerous epidemic of subway surfing.
NEW YORK -- Democrats have watched their margin of victory shrink in New York City in three consecutive general elections.
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By: Doug Williams
In today's competitive financial landscape, credit unions are continually seeking innovative ways to attract and retain members. According to the New York Fed, the average household debt reached a 20-year record level in the second quarter of 2024. This makes loans a particularly important service to consumers who are seeking the best option to deal with their debt. As banking services become increasingly à la carte, credit unions can make their loan services stand out by highlighting their own unique advantage: the power of human connection.
NEW YORK -- Firefighters were battling a brush fire in northern Manhattan on Wednesday afternoon.
By: Doug Williams
NEW YORK -- Malcolm X's family is suing the NYPD and federal government agencies over the civil rights leader's assassination in New York City.
By: Doug Williams
NEW YORK -- Special education students, the most vulnerable students in New York City public schools, are, in many cases, not getting the services they were promised, according to the United Federation of Teachers.
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