John Starks is a journalist based in Arlington Heights, Illinois. He writes for the Daily Herald and Patch.com, covering local news and events in the Chicago suburbs. John's articles often include photo galleries and coverage of sports events, community activities, and popular attractions in the area.
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John Starks is mainly focused on local event coverage, emphasizing visual storytelling through photography. His content includes events, sports, and house & home-related topics in the Chicago suburbs.
If you're reaching out to John, consider offering unique photo opportunities related to local events or engaging stories that capture the essence of life in Arlington Heights and its surrounding areas. Additionally, if there are visually striking house & home features or entertaining events taking place locally, these could be potential points of interest for him.
Given his focus on visual content creation and local happenings in Illinois' Arlington Heights area, pitches should align with these themes to maximize engagement with John.
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Margaret Borcia sits with her daughter's dog, “Rizzo” as the Lake County Sheriff's Office dedicates a new patrol boat in memory of her son, Tony
The Hoffman Estates Police Department hosted a National Night Out Against Crime event at its headquarters on Higgins Road Tuesday evening.
By: John Starks
The Arlington Heights Historical Museum opened their doors and yard to hundreds for the annual Irish Fest Friday evening at 110 W. Fremont St. in downtown Arlington Heights.
Daily Herald photographers got every angle of you and your neighbors in The Week in Pictures photo gallery
Gracie Cortez, 17, and the Warren Township High School band march during the Gurnee Days parade. Rick West/[email protected]
St. Charles North faced West Chicago in boys soccer on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024 in St. Charles.
The Week in Pictures is quite emotional
By: John Starks
Remembrance gatherings mark the tragedies of Sept. 11, 2001
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Center, Pamela Kundert of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin addresses the audience between musical numbers as part of Colonel Webb's Officers Band of Musick at Cantigny Park in Wheaton on Sept. 8, 2024.
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