James Tompkins is a local journalist based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He writes for WOOD TV8, Yahoo News, and has been featured in the Holland Sentinel. James covers a range of topics including community events, lifestyle, and practical tips for everyday living.
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James Tompkins focuses on local event coverage in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His work spans a variety of topics including health & wellbeing, entertainment news, house & home, culture & society, and family & relationships. For effective outreach to James, consider providing information about upcoming local events or seasonal activities related to these themes.
Given the focus on local events and seasonal content in the Grand Rapids area, pitches should revolve around happenings in the community such as festivals and food-related events. Additionally, tips for enhancing health and wellness during certain seasons could also be well-received by James' audience.
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Ground was broken Tuesday on what’s being called an affordable senior living facility in Wyoming.
WYOMING, Mich. (WOOD) — Ground was broken Tuesday on what's being called an affordable senior apartment complex in Wyoming.
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