Julie Hawkins is a journalist based in Annapolis, Maryland, focusing on local news and events in the area. She has written for TheBAYNET.com and her work has also been featured in the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer. Julie's articles cover a range of topics including education, environmental issues, community initiatives, and local interest stories.
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St. Mary's, Charles, and Calvert counties, Maryland, United States (Local)
Julie Hawkins' articles mainly focus on local events, community involvement, and entertainment news in Maryland. She also covers education topics to a lesser extent. If you wish to reach out effectively, consider providing pitches related to local events or community initiatives happening in Maryland or Annapolis. Additionally, since she covers sports and entertainment news as well as family & relationships themes, suggesting human-interest stories centered around these topics could be effective for engagement with her coverage.
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By: Julie Hawkins, Steny Hoyer, Frederick Man
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, Md. – Nine years of golfing seems to be paying off for one Calvert County middle school student. Luke Gladfelter, of Chesapeake Beach, is one of 80 golfers from 31 states who will be teeing off at Augusta National, just days before the 88th Masters Tournament.
By: Julie Hawkins, Larry Hogan
LUSBY, Md. – Brooklyn Merritt, of Lusby, Maryland, is making huge strides in her flag football career. The 14-year-old was selected to be a part of the 15U Junior National Flag Football Team.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, Md. – Calvert County teenager Luke Gladfelter is still reeling from what he calls “a dream come true.” Gladfelter participated in the Drive, Chip, and Putt National Finals last week in August, Georgia.
By: Julie Hawkins, Mike Alderson Endorses, Sue Anne Armitage
CALVERT COUNTY, Md. – “When she was little she was full of energy and flipping all over the couches. Put her in a class to just try to get the energy out.”
OWINGS, Md. – It was a packed house Saturday as MMG Sports Plex, located at 7630 Meadow Run Lane, Owings, MD, finally opened its doors to the public.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Thousands of people are expected in Annapolis this weekend for the Spring Sailboat Show.
By: Julie Hawkins, Sean Ritchie, Brady Jameson, Gernerd McCormick
LEONARDTOWN, Md. – Ryan Ritchie started playing golf at the age of 6, but he’s been putting and chipping since age 4. His dad, Sean says he and his son started off by playing in their backyard.
Congress passed a bill this week to ban the popular social media app TikTok.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Annapolis Police Department is hosting a gun give-back event this Saturday, May 11th where gun owners can hand over their weapons, no questions asked.
CHURCHTON, Md. – “Take what you want. Leave what you can.” That’s the motto of the new community fridge opening up this Saturday in Churchton, Maryland.
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