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Jacob Perry

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Bernardsville News

Preston's Summary

Jacob Perry is a Staff Writer for The Bernardsville News, where he covers a wide range of local news stories. With a focus on community events, politics, and human interest stories, Jacob brings a unique perspective to his reporting. His work has also been featured in Kentucky Today, further showcasing his dedication to delivering informative and engaging news content.

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Geo Focus

Bernardsville, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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How To Guide: 40 %
Government Announcement: 17 %
Press Release: 12 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 8 %
Event Coverage: 7 %

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Jacob Perry's coverage is focused on local news, with an emphasis on education, politics, and community events. He frequently covers stories related to school districts, arts programs, and community initiatives. When reaching out to Jacob Perry, consider pitches involving how-to guides for educational or community-related topics or government announcements that pertain to the areas he covers.

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Bernardsville News

Visiting Nurse rummage sale recognized for 100 years in Far Hills

Visiting Nurse rummage sale recognized for 100 years in Far Hills

By: Jacob Perry Staff

Far Hills borough officials gathered at the J. Malcolm Belcher Fairgrounds on Tuesday, Oct. 10, to dedicate a plaque commemorating 100 years since the first Atlantic Visiting Nurse (AVN) rummage sale was held at the fairgrounds in 1923. Standing, from left, are rummage sale co-chair Katie Dooley of Bernardsville, Travis Holm, senior manager of finance for AVN, Danielle Ferrante, AVN event coordinator, Borough Councilwoman Mary Chimenti, Mayor Kevin Welsh who is holding the plaque, and Councilmen Peter Cocoziello Jr. and Joseph Carty.

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Car hits drug store in Bernards Township

Car hits drug store in Bernards Township

By: Jacob Perry

No was hurt after a motor vehicle crashed into the wall of the Walgreens pharmacy in The Highlands Village Center off Allen Road on Saturday morning, Feb. 10. According to police, the driver was pulling in to park, according to police.

Bernardsville News

Chatham Borough Council condemns Trump assassination attempt

Chatham Borough Council condemns Trump assassination attempt

By: Jacob Perry

Former President Donald Trump signs a hat for a fan in July 2022 during the Pro Am event of the LIV Golf Tournament at his Trump National Gulf Club in Bedminster Township. Trump returned to Bedminster Sunday, July 13, after he was injured in an alleged assassination attempt while addressing a rally in Butler, Pa.

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