Kevin Clark is a multi-media journalist for sunderlandecho, with a focus on local news in the Washington, D.C. area. With a wide range of publications featuring his work, Kevin covers various topics including politics, business, community events, and sports. His articles provide insightful coverage of local stories and aim to keep readers informed about the happenings in their community.
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Kevin Clark's articles show a strong focus on local events, crime news, and sports in the Washington D.C. area. His coverage includes topics such as festivals/events, Christmas, crime, investments, health (heart health), retail, court cases and jobs.
If you are looking to reach out to Kevin with a pitch or story idea:
- Consider tying your pitch to local events or issues in the Washington D.C. area.
- If your topic relates to crime news or sports (specifically hockey and basketball), it may align well with his coverage.
- Pitches related to new investments or job-related announcements in the region might also be of interest.
Keep in mind that Kevin focuses primarily on local content within Washington D.C., so relevance to this geographic location is crucial when reaching out with story ideas.
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By: Kevin Clark
This family home comes complete with its own summerhouse, featuring a bar and hot tub.The three-bed semi in Peterlee's Parsley Close has undergone thousands of pounds worth of upgrades.Situated in a sought-after location, it within close proximity to local amenities, excellent transport links, and top-rated schools.It is on the market with Purplebricks and ‘priced to sell' at £250,000.
The sophomore issue of the miniseries maintains the great pulp fiction feel of the first issue.
By: Kevin Clark
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), natural gas represented more of the generation mix during both periods compared with the five-year (2019–23) average of 48% for the June 16–23 period and 54% for July 6–13.
By: Kevin Clark
26 former Palisades licensed operators have completed the requalification program to reclaim their NRC operating licenses.
By: Shannon Merryman, Kevin Clark, Holly Lafferty, Jeffrey Oliver, Clifton Millimen, Josh Kirk, Rocky Athas, Ez Pickenz, Dave Carpenter, Aaron Krott, John Pickle
Agnes Reynolds Jackson Arboretum: The Skittle Bots (pop rock)
Emerging storage technologies will require a better understanding of foundational battery and materials sciences.
By: Kevin Clark
The advocates say not considering the value of RMR units in PJM's capacity auctions creates "unjust and unreasonable" prices.
By: Kevin Clark
The utility had purchased massive, more expensive generators that could not be used for Hurricane Beryl-related emergencies, rather than mobile generators as intended by Texas law.
By: Kevin Clark, Sean Wolfe
The utility had purchased massive, more expensive generators that could not be used for Hurricane Beryl-related emergencies, rather than mobile generators as intended by Texas law.
By: Kevin Clark
The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) selected 17 proposed projects to advance in the loan application process, but has since rejected one which "failed the due diligence phase."
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