Jim Moodie is a journalist based in Elliot Lake, Ontario, with a focus on local news and events. He writes for various publications, including The Standard, Cochrane Times-Post, Mid-North Monitor, Sudbury Star, and Timmins Times. Jim's articles cover a range of topics, including weather, community events, environmental issues, and political developments.
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Jim Moodie's local coverage in Elliot Lake, Ontario, suggests a focus on community events, environmental issues, and government announcements. He may be interested in stories related to local wildlife, weather impact on the community, environmental concerns such as chemical reactions or power outages. Additionally, Jim covers topics related to mining and its economic impact.
Given his interest in expert commentary and evolving stories within the Government & Politics theme along with Environment and Wildlife topics he often covers extensively, consider pitching him stories involving local experts who can provide insights into these areas of interest. If you have information about ongoing police investigations or citizen activism activities relevant to his geographic area of focus - Canada (specifically Ontario) - it might also capture his attention.
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