Jay Heater is the managing editor of the East County Observer. With over 41 years in journalism, including 26 years as a sportswriter at the Contra Costa Times, he covers a diverse range of topics such as regional interest, business, law, and world news, often focusing on events and conferences. He has been featured in Observer Media Group and Business Observer.
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Jay Heater's articles primarily focus on local community events, award ceremonies, fundraisers, and sports in the Sarasota area. Given this pattern of coverage, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local events, human interest stories about individuals or groups making a positive impact in the community, as well as news related to sports activities and achievements within the Sarasota region.
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During disasters, Heather Hackett measures up with Local Relief.
By: Jay Heater
More than 3,400 runners descend upon Nathan Benderson Park for the beloved event.
More than 500 meals delivered to those in need during the holidays in Manatee, Sarasota, DeSoto and Charlotte counties.
Trying to reach the talent and technology of the health care system can be infuriating.
Top talent, perfect weather leaves music fans thrilled at Waterside Place.
By: Jay Heater
Elks give toys
By: Jay Heater
SMR CEO and President Rex Jensen cites well-planned infrastructure as key to Lakewood Ranch's sales success and says focus will continue in 2025 with 16 new roundabouts.
The price, length of concert and name recognition were all concerns noted by the residents.
Don O'Leary was a pillar of the community who advocated for more fire stations.
If the shoe fits, it's probably Casey Kantenwein doing the work.
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