Joseph Goral is a journalist based in Detroit, Michigan. He writes for WDIV-TV, covering local news and events in the Detroit area. His work also appears in Northwest Michigan's Second Wave and The Oakland Post, where he has covered a wide range of topics including politics, crime, sports, and community events.
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Joseph Goral's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Michigan, with a strong emphasis on announcements and industry-specific content related to sports, culture & society, entertainment news, and education. He extensively covers topics such as state rankings, Michigan-centric events, the economy, economic development initiatives and business-related stories.
To effectively reach out to Joseph Goral for potential coverage or commentary opportunities based on his reporting patterns:
1. Highlight local impact: Emphasize how your pitch relates specifically to Michigan or Detroit-area news.
2. Local event tie-ins: If you have an announcement or industry-specific information that directly impacts Michiganders or Detroit residents in areas like sports, cultural events, education or community milestones - it is likely to capture his attention.
3. Economic relevance: Given the focus on economy and state rankings in his articles - providing insights into economic developments or business trends particularly relevant to Michigan would be of interest.
Keep these pointers in mind when crafting pitches for Joseph Goral as they align closely with the themes he frequently covers while ensuring it resonates strongly with his geographic focus area of Michigan and Detroit.
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The Michigan Secretary of State Mobile Office will return to the Oxford Township Parks and Recreation office five times from December 2024 through December 2025.
By: Joseph Goral, James Critchley
Extracurricular activities: The GoGreen Environmental Club and Marching Band.
By: Joseph Goral, Jim Newell
ORION TWP. — When Oakland County Sheriff’s Office Lt. H. Keith Weir learned that he was being reassigned as the new commander of the Orion Township Substation – just a few days after returning from a vacation – there was a sense of coming home.
With the holidays (and my birthday) fast approaching, I was tasked with making a wish list to give to family, and like many people, my list contained books.
DETROIT — Go Dragons! The Lake Orion High School Marching Band finished fourth in the state at the Michigan Competing Band Association state finals on Nov. 2 at Ford Field.
Sophomore Linda Lopez runs for the girls team at states
The Lake Orion Downtown Development Authority invites guests to help ring in the holiday season with the annual Sing and Stroll and Christmas Tree lighting from 5-7 p.m. Nov. 21 in Children’s Park.
Role becomes effective on Jan. 1, 2025 By Jim Newell
OXFORD — The Oxford Village Council approved removing three diseased trees from Centennial Park for up to $3,200 during its meeting on Nov. 12.
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