Kyler Emerson is a multimedia journalist based in Langley, Canada. He specializes in local news and has written for various publications including Mission City Record, Aldergrove Star, and The Langley Advance News. With a focus on community events, crime, and human interest stories, Kyler aims to bring important stories to the forefront and foster connections within the Langley community.
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Aldergrove, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Kyler Emerson's coverage spans a variety of local topics, including community events, charity work, and seasonal news. Given the focus on specific events and evolving stories in Langley, Canada, she is likely interested in pitches related to local initiatives or noteworthy occurrences within these areas. Pitches could include human interest stories about community members making a difference or unique upcoming events that align with her coverage attributes.
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Langley event created by Abbotsford's Bradley Braich fosters big support for mental health
Share via Text Message Otter Co-op Outdoor Experience water park at Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre will open for weekends starting May 17. (Langley Township/Special to The Star)
By: Kyler Emerson
Langley Bee Club often hosts field days, where members are actually able to visit apiarys and work with the bees and share knowledge with other like-minded bee lovers. (Special to The Star)
More than $9,000 raised to support rescue program Expand
More than $9,000 raised to support rescue program
Local breweries are launching new beers from May 10 to 19 to celebrate the growing craft community
Record-breaking $8.9 million raised for Ronald McDonald House
By: Neil Corbett, Kyler Emerson
Northern Lights photographers create long traffic jam at regional park
Fort Langley parade followed by activities in the park on Monday, May 20
By: Kyler Emerson
Daisies, lavender, goldenrod, and other native plants make great bee food
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