John Haeger is a local journalist based in Hazleton, Pennsylvania. He writes for The Standard-Speaker and The Republican-Herald, covering a range of topics including sports, community events, and local news. His work has also been featured in The Post-Star.
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Hazleton, United States (Local)
John Haeger's coverage primarily focuses on local events, particularly in Hazleton, Pennsylvania. He covers a range of topics including community events, high school sports, and social issues such as homelessness. If you are aiming to reach out to John with a pitch or story idea, consider highlighting local community initiatives and events in the Hazleton area. Additionally, stories related to high school sports and personal finance within the local community may also align well with his coverage interests.
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By: John Haeger, Kent Jackson
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By: John Haeger
Chris Iachini, of the Larson Design Group, talks about the Catawissa ATV area during a public meeting in Kelayres in Dec. 2022.
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By: James Tjames, Rory Dixon, John Haeger
TAMAQUA — Rory Dixon II became the first freshman in Marian Catholic football history to rush for more than a 1,000 yards in a season.
"Like father, like son" - Marian's Rory Dixon Jr. is joined by father Rory Dixon Sr. at a football practice at Marian Catholic High School on Tuesday, Aug. 20.
Editor's note: In a weekly GameFace feature, Hazleton Area head coach Dennis Buchman will talk about the Cougars, highlight that week’s opponent and enlighten us about a Cougar player.
By: John Haeger
Freshman Bella Boyle continued her stellar early-season play with a hat trick in the Hazleton Area field hockey team's 5-1 victory over host Abington Heights in a Wyoming Valley Conference Division 1 game on Wednesday.
By: John Haeger
HAZLE TWP — "Thank you for coming to this mandatory meeting," said Devin Siebold, drawing the first of many laughs from teachers.
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By: John Haeger
The annual Preservers of the Past Antique Machinery Show kicked off Friday at Burger's Farm Market, 371 St. Johns Road, Drums, and will continue through the weekend.
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