Laura Tesler is a journalist for Salem Reporter, focusing on local news and events in Salem, Oregon. With a passion for capturing the essence of the community through her photography, Laura's articles highlight the vibrant culture, festivals, and celebrations that make Salem a unique place to live.
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Laura Tesler’s coverage focuses on local events, seasonal celebrations, and human interest stories in Salem, Oregon. She often covers community gatherings and events such as festivals, parades, and fairs. Her articles frequently feature photo essays.
If you want to reach out to Laura with a story idea or pitch, consider proposing local event coverage that aligns with the themes she commonly features: family & relationships, entertainment news (particularly related to local events), and house & home topics. For example, you could suggest pitches highlighting unique annual competitions or employee engagement initiatives within Salem's community.
Given her focus on visual content evidenced by frequent use of photos in her articles including "BEST OF" compilations at the end of each year suggests she may be interested in visually compelling stories or ideas for visual storytelling around public transportation within the city.
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Witches, dragons and at least one scarecrow found some Halloween magic Sunday at the Gilbert House Children's Museum.
Kids got in the Halloween spirit at Willamette Heritage Center on Sunday. The historic mill site host its 5th annual drive-thru trick-or-treat event.
A rainy Halloween is to be expected in Oregon, and it didn't stop hundreds of costumed enthusiasts from participating in the annual Fairmount Halloween Parade.
By: Rian Dundon, Ron Cooper, Laura Tesler
Republicans and Democrats are gathering for election night events in Portland, Aurora and Salem to cheer — or decry — the results.
By: Laura Tesler, Madeleine Moore
All manner of holiday creatures packed into downtown Salem Friday night, as musicians and dancers dazzled the crowd during the annual Holiday Parade.
Teens took the 2024 SnoBall theme to heart, with masquerade-inspired costumes and colorful masks.
Hundreds of kids lined up at the Keizer Target Saturday, Dec. 14, to pick out gifts with help from local law enforcement officers.
Families in the Gubser neighborhood will have lights on display through Dec. 26 to raise money for Marion Polk Food Share.
A homeless man asks for funds for travel gear outside a coffee shop in downtown Salem in September.
The Elsinore Theatre was full Christmas Eve with the sound of brass. This story is free for you Create a free account and get more of the Salem Reporter's top stories directly to your inbox.
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