Kyle Laurita is a journalist based in Belfast, United Kingdom. He writes for CAPE GAZETTE LTD and his work has also appeared in GEORGES RIVER EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION and Eagle Times. His articles cover a wide range of local topics, including community events, local politics, business struggles, and profiles of local musicians and artists.
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Kyle Laurita's coverage primarily focuses on local announcements, with a significant emphasis on entertainment news and design. Given this focus, pitches to Kyle should highlight unique and engaging local events related to Celtic culture, Maine, Belfast, Gaelic traditions or Celtic celebrations.
As an announcer of local events in the United Kingdom and specifically Belfast, he would likely be interested in receiving information about upcoming cultural festivals or events that celebrate these themes. Local businesses promoting products or services related to design could also find potential opportunities for coverage by reaching out to him.
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Linda Lesher, co-owner of The Barnswallow Book Shop, originally opened the store to function on a self-serve policy.
By: Austin Moe, Kyle Laurita
Austin Moe is a poet living in Lincolnville. He is a proud member of the Midcoast collective "Peach Jar Poets," founded in 2023.
Employees of Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association and its Certification Services have formed MOFGA Workers United.
Meghan Brady is a painter based in the Rockland area. Her painting “Proof Enough” was recently acquired by the Farnsworth Art Museum, which is less than a mile away from
SEARSPORT — Maine Department of Transportation’s Route 1 construction project is driving traffic away from Searsport businesses that desperately need it.
BELFAST — Belfast celebrated 2023 and the advent of the New Year by offering a little bit of everything for everyone. From beneath the strings of multicolored lights, the neon
The Wabanaki-led food sovereignty organization is buying a farm in Swanville.
By: Kyle Laurita
Sara Lynn Eastler lives in Midcoast Maine. You can find her work in Passengers Journal, Cagibi, Anodyne and Hole in the Head Review.
The advisory committee offered suggestions for making Belfast more accessible to walking and biking.
Jim Merkel attempts to show how sustainability is possible in his new film, “Saving Walden’s World.”
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