Jamie Dickerman is a journalist based in Jamestown, North Dakota. With a focus on local news, Jamie covers a wide range of topics including community events, weather updates, heroic rescues, and local business developments. Jamie's work has been featured in publications such as NewsDakota, The Las Cruces Bulletin, and KVLY-TV.
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Jamie Dickerman's coverage primarily centers around local news and events in North Dakota, particularly Jamestown. She often reports on community events, crime news, awards and recognition, as well as traffic accidents. If you have information about upcoming local events or breaking news stories in the area, such as community gatherings or weather-related updates relevant to North Dakota residents, she may be interested in your pitch.
Additionally, given her focus on award announcements and evolving local stories of interest to the community in Jamestown and surrounding areas within North Dakota could resonate with Jamie if they involve human interest angles or impactful developments within the region.
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The 100th South Dakota Legislative Session is set to begin on January 14th, with property tax reform expected to be a key focus.
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By: Jamie Dickerman
The North Dakota Legislative Session kicks off Tuesday, with property taxes set to be a key topic of debate.
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