Larry Robinson is a photography intern with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in the Dallas area of Texas. His work has been featured in publications such as The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, Daily Midway Driller, Blogging the Boys, Arizona Daily Star, The Courier, Tallahassee Democrat, and Lincoln Journal Star. Larry's photography captures a range of subjects including sports events, community stories, and landscapes.
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Larry Robinson's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly the Dallas Cowboys, indicating a preference for pitches related to this team. Given his focus on event coverage and local news, he may be interested in human-interest stories about athletes or events within the community.
If you have insights into upcoming games, player interviews, or unique perspectives on local sporting events like gymnastics matches mentioned in his articles, these would likely resonate with Larry’s interests. Moreover, given the occasional real estate coverage included in his work, he might also consider pitches around significant real estate developments or trends within Dallas.
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By: Larry Robinson
Fruita Monument’s Daniel Thomason soars in for a dunk Thursday during the first quarter of the Wildcats’ 54-34 victory over Horizon in the first round of the Warrior Challenge. Thomason scored 20 points in the win. Jhett Wells, bottom left, pulls up for a jumper in the victory. Wells scored 12 points for Fruita, which has several new players in the starting lineup and on the bench. One of those newcomers, Josh Huskey, below right, scored nine points in the win.
By: Larry Robinson
West Springs Hospital, now operated by Florida-based Larkin Health System, is at “full operational status,” after more than two years of having a conditional licensure.
By: Nathan Deal
This year, Mesa County Valley School District 51 introduced a new sweeping cellphone policy, “More Social, Less Media.”
By: Sentinel Staff
Sauvelyne Randel’s collegiate career may be over, but the awards keep coming in.
By: Larry Robinson
Model trains chug along during the Grand Valley Model Railroad Club Christmas Show on Dec. 14, 2024. The show, which has indoor and outdoor train models, a train ride for
By: Ann Wright
Hundreds of people could be in the audience, but Marion doesn’t care.
By: Sentinel Staff
Two Palisade selections and a bevy of Montrose selections highlight the 2024 All-State football teams, released by the Colorado High School Activities Association on Tuesday.
Larry Robinson / The Daily Sentinel
By: Larry Robinson
Fruita’s Will Stewart paces the outside of the mat while getting ready to wrestle Falcon’s David Burchett in the 165-pound final during the Warrior Classic Wrestling Tournament at Central High
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