Janice Huser is a local journalist based in St. Paul, Canada. She writes for the St. Paul Journal and Alberta Prime Times, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, sports, and weather. Janice's work has also been featured in Mountain View Today.
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Janice Huser’s coverage focuses primarily on local events and community news in St. Paul, Alberta, with an emphasis on school and sports events, as well as government announcements affecting the community.
For those looking to reach out to Janice with potential stories or pitches, consider emphasizing local impact when discussing topics such as educational initiatives, upcoming sports events or profiles of community members involved in noteworthy activities. Additionally, given her focus on government announcements and seasonal themes like weather warnings, providing insights into how these developments directly impact residents could be a useful angle for pitching ideas.
Given her specific geographic focus on the St. Paul area in Canada (Alberta), any pitches should align with this location and its immediate surroundings to best fit within Janice Huser's coverage area.
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It's been 100 years since the first edition of the St. Paul Journal rolled off the press – a milestone not easily achievable for any business.
Growing up in St. Paul, the St. Paul Journal building on main street was a staple and a constant in my memories. Back then, the building definitely looked different than it does now.
By: Janice Huser
Another impressive Christmas concert filled the Racette Jr. High School gymnasium with the sounds of Christmas on Dec. 19, as the school's large band played a variety of holiday songs.
By: Janice Huser
It’s been 100 years since the first edition of the St. Paul Journal rolled off the press – a milestone not easily achievable for any business.
By: Janice Huser
On the morning of Jan. 3, temperatures across the Lakeland near -30C.
By: Janice Huser, Chris McGarry
RCMP remind people to check the thickness of ice, never to go out alone, and be mindful of fluctuating temperatures.
By: Janice Huser
St. Paul hockey teams helped raised over $13,000 for Ben's Cup. ST. PAUL - Two teams of St.
Lakeland soccer players hit the indoor pitch over the holidays
RCMP in St. Paul say they have received several complaints of fraudulent activity and attempted frauds lately.
By: Janice Huser
St. Paul Education has confirmed that the information of its students and parents is safe following a large-scale data breach reported by PowerSchool earlier in the week.
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