Jacqueline Gerber is a journalist based in Northeast Ohio, focusing on local news and community stories. She writes for Ideastream Public Media and her work has also appeared in the Statehouse News Bureau. Jacqueline's articles cover a range of topics including pet news, etymology, music events, and human-interest stories.
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Jacqueline Gerber's coverage focuses heavily on local events and community engagement, particularly in the areas of pet news and entertainment. She appears to prioritize stories that resonate with her local audience.
Given Jacqueline’s focus on pets and entertainment news, she may be interested in pitches featuring heartwarming or unique stories about pets within Ohio or Northeast Ohio, as well as human-interest pieces related to local arts and culture events.
As she covers specific programs at CIM (Cleveland Institute of Music), pitches related to music performances at local venues could also be relevant. Additionally, given her interest in etymology, story ideas that explore language origins or word history could capture her attention.
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You'll never look at Gothic architecture the same way again...
By: Jacqueline Gerber
A British ambulance station's resident cat on the brink of eviction propelled listener response on Oct. 25.
By: Jacqueline Gerber
Hildegard von Bingen never goes out of style...
The Bureau of Land Management's Bat Beauty Contest, on Facebook, resulted in the victory of a Hoary Bat named "Hoary Potter."
An adjective used to describe letter writing might cause you to giggle....
By: Jacqueline Gerber
What's YOUR sign?
The naughty-sounding word for Friday, Nov. 15, comes from this week's headlines, in which a multi-vehicle pileup in central California was blamed for the reduced visibility that preceded it.
By: Jacqueline Gerber
Bala Buddy, the now-adopted baby goat that volunteers rescued from high cliffs in Hawaii, captured the imagination of WCLV listeners.
Whether the attempt is single, double, or triple - musicians and their teachers spend significant time developing this rude-sounding method of playing fast notes.
WCLV listeners decisively voted for the story about the former Missouri inmate who, while incarcerated, participated in a program to train dogs to make them more adoptable.
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