Emily Charrier is a Communications and Outreach Coordinator at AARP. She covers a range of topics including crime, law enforcement, social issues, homelessness, and missing people, often highlighting the intersections of these themes in her work. Emily's insights and reporting have been featured in the Petaluma Argus-Courier, The Press Democrat, and The Sonoma Index-Tribune.
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Emily's coverage is primarily focused on local events and personal reflections, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news, tributes, and remembering individuals. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local events, human interest stories within the Sonoma community, or features about notable personalities in the area.
As Emily covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, music, television and collectibles within her local context of Sonoma County in California (USA), story ideas could include profiles of local collectors or musicians as well as pieces that celebrate cultural milestones or historical moments tied to the region.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered suggest an interest in community-focused content that resonates with readers at a personal level.
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A successful Pride exhibit at City Council Chambers; and a torn Ukrainian flag.
By: Emily Charrier
Glen Ellen resident Lexy Fridell voiced Chairry, the big blue chair, in the Broadway production of “The Pee-wee Herman Show” alongside the comedic icon.
A new rig for the fire department; and concerns over especially loud vehicles.
By: Emily Charrier
We encourage those who knew (and thus loved) JJ to share your own memories of him in the form of letters, which can be emailed to Publisher Emily Charrier at emily.charrier@arguscourier. We’ll make sure they reach his family.
Gardens that give back; as well as an outbreak at the Tough Mudder event.
“Thank you, Petaluma — you are simply the best,” writes our departing longtime leader, Emily Charrier.
Longtime Index-Tribune publisher and editor Emily Charrier steps down, with a few parting words.
The March 9 event is a benefit for the Petaluma High School music program.
By: Chase Hunter
A Sheriff’s Office investigation into embezzlement at the Sonoma preschool Old Adobe School was completed on
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