Jan Somma-Hammel is a journalist based in Staten Island, New York. She writes for the Staten Island Advance/SILive.com and the Cigalah Group, covering local news and events. Her work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times.
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Jan Somma-Hammel predominantly covers local news, especially evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, weather, and historical buildings on Staten Island. Pitches should focus on providing insights or access to sources related to ongoing events in the area. For example, experts who can provide context or analysis of crime trends or weather patterns impacting Staten Island would likely be well-received.
In addition to this, Jan occasionally covers entertainment news as well. Therefore, pitches featuring exclusive interviews with local artists or personalities might also resonate with her coverage scope.
Given Jan's specific geographic focus on Staten Island within New York City, targeted pitches offering unique perspectives from locals directly affected by the events could prove effective in capturing her attention.
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By: Maura Grunlund, Jan Somma-Hammel, Jsomma, Mgrunlun
The fencing is part of a city Department of Transportation capital-improvement project, according to a spokesman for the city Parks Department.
By: Jason Paderon, Steve White, Jan Somma-Hammel
Election Day 2024: Staten Island votes
By: Jan Somma-Hammel
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — In the 1980s and 1990s, soccer at Miller Field became a popular activity for many families on Staten Island.
By: Jan Somma-Hammel, Jsomma
Veterans from all forces joined to celebrate their day at the Staten Island Mall.
By: Jan Somma-Hammel, Jsomma, Shaina Mclawrence
A badly damaged vehicle could be seen on the shoulder of the road.
By: Jsomma, Jan Somma-Hammel, Maura Grunlund, Mgrunlun
A police car is stationed outside the store at Broadway and Cary Avenue on Wednesday morning.
By: Jan Somma-Hammel, Maura Grunlund, Jsomma, Mgrunlun
The crash is in the vicinity of Hylan Boulevard and Reid Avenue.
By: Scott Axelrod, Scott R. Axelrod
STATEN ISLAND, NY – Following a time-honored tradition unique to the borough, 10 stillborn babies received a dignified burial courtesy of the public
By: Shaina Mclawrence, Jan Somma-Hammel, Smclawrence, Jsomma
The crash caused delays at the start of the morning commute.
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