Jaryn Vecchio is a journalist based in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. With a focus on local news, Jaryn covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, sports, and local government. Their work has been featured in saskNOW and panow.com, providing valuable and timely information to the residents of Prince Albert and surrounding areas.
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Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada (Local)
Jaryn Vecchio’s focus is primarily on local news, particularly in Saskatchewan and Prince Albert. Given the high percentage of coverage attributed to crime and agriculture & farming, she may be interested in pitches related to these topics within the specified geographic area.
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By: Jaryn Vecchio
It probably feels like a weight has been lifted off the chest of the North East School Division (NESD).
By: Jaryn Vecchio
The YWCA Prince Albert is nearly $60,000 richer thanks to its biggest fundraiser of the year.
Students in the Prince Albert area will be impacted by the latest job action organized by the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation (STF).
A 16-year-old teen from Wahpeton Dakota Nation is back home after winning the 2024 International Indoor Junior Lacrosse (IIJL) Commonwealth Cup in Australia.
A man known to frequent Prince Albert and the Muskoday First Nation is wanted by police.
A new program has been launched aimed at supporting people who've lost a loved one to suicide.
A Saskatchewan charity that supports burn victims is getting over $11,000 from two Prince Albert businesses.
The federal government is allocating over $475,000 towards an innovation hub supporting agri-food startups and entrepreneurs.
Saskatchewan farmers are supporting their provincial government in its fight with the feds over the carbon tax.
Many producers in Saskatchewan won't have to pay as much for crop insurance this year.
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