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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Camden, United States (Local)
Not enough data
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.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Kyle Laurita
Chloe Geffken, she/they, is a 30-year-old writer, farmer and artist living in Lincolnville.
Getting into character for the “Trail of Terror” with Anthony Collins.
The Civil War-era building attracts a steady stream of ghost-hunting shows.
By: Dave Morrison, Kyle Laurita
Dave Morrison's seventeenth book of poetry is titled "We Are Here and It Is Now" (Soul Finger Press 2024). Originally from Boston, Dave has lived in Camden since 2005.
Watching the results come in with local Democrats and Republicans.
The deceased men were Cansheng Zhao, 31, and Bolin Zhao, 31, both of Brooklyn, New York.
The play, running through this weekend, follows the title character's journey as he struggles with dementia.
Gail Gary-Cox takes us inside her smashing new business.
Artist and professor Alex Lukas examines how print-on-demand technology has helped lend legitimacy to sloganism.
Sam Brosnan premiered his short film, “Megunticook,” at the Cannes Indie Short Awards festival in France this month.
(833) 317-6278 
