Justine Re is a local journalist based in New York City. She writes for Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and her work has also appeared in Bay News 9 and Spectrum News 1. Justine covers a range of topics including local news, community events, crime, and social issues impacting New Yorkers.
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Justine Re's coverage focuses on local events and news in New York City, with a strong emphasis on family & relationships and culture & society. She covers government announcements, seasonal events, breaking news, and community-oriented stories.
Given her focus on local events and cultural topics in New York City, she is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight human interest stories involving the local community. For example, pitches related to unique cultural events or initiatives within various neighborhoods of New York City could be well received.
Additionally, Justine may also show interest in stories about technology impacting the lives of New Yorkers or how immigration policies affect communities at a local level. If you have a story that involves an emotional connection between individuals or highlights the diverse culture and society within New York City specifically, It might resonate with her audience.
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By: Justine Re
Outside an apartment building in the Soundview neighborhood of the Bronx, it was a quiet scene Thursday compared to the day before.
By: Justine Re
Residents questioned whether the baby was left their alive.
By: Justine Re
Clement's journey started in a very unusual place.
Officials announce a "drought watch" in New York City. “We first do a watch that is really preparatory, then if necessary we will go to a warning.
By: Justine Re
Brighton Beach Avenue in Brooklyn was a bustling scene with shoppers Thursday. Brighton Beach is sometimes called “Little Odessa” as an homage to the Ukrainian city, as so more than 14,000 expatriates live there.
Broken glass remains near where a young girl was shot Monday just before 3 p.m. According to police, a 7-year-old girl and her father were walking down 145th Street near Bradhurst Avenue in Harlem.
By: Justine Re
Army vet designs boots for women, solving fit issues from her own service.
By: Justine Re
A moment of silence was held Sunday to remember the lives of people lost to traffic violence in the city, part of World Day of Remembrance.
By: Justine Re
The event was held at an intersection in Flushing, Queens.
New Yorkers can expect changes to Central Park in 2025. After input from parkgoers, officials said there will be new striping on the 6-mile loop
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