Liz Ramos is an Education and Community Reporter at East County. She focuses on education, community issues, and real estate, often exploring the intersection of these themes within her reporting. Liz has been featured in the Business Observer and Observer Media Group.
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Liz Ramos' coverage primarily revolves around local events, community news, schools, and retirement stories in the United States with a focus on Florida and Sarasota. She often features human interest pieces related to family & relationships and education.
To engage Liz effectively, consider pitching heartwarming local event stories involving community members or educational initiatives that have had a significant impact on families within her geographic scope. Additionally, stories related to retirements or house & home topics could also be of interest given their relevance to the local audience she serves.
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Sisterhood for Good's annual Bingo night draws 230 women to the Hyatt Regency Sarasota.
By: Liz Ramos
Sean Rabus is defying the odds as he continues to thrive living with Menkes disease, a rare type of epilepsy.
Owner Ann MacClellan seeks to put her passion for education into caring for children.
The Greek Orthodox church's Philoptochos chapter is focused on helping the less fortunate through Greek food.
By: Liz Ramos
Kimberlain Zenon-Richardson has lead Braden River Middle School since 2019.
By: Liz Ramos
After 18 years with the Business Alliance, Cheri Kessler takes home the Networking Queen award.
By: Liz Ramos
From jewelry to paintings to journals and more, the Creative Arts Association had a variety of works on display.
Artist Heather Caudill turns shell collecting into works of art for Mill Creek Market Fair.
Field day activities put students into the competitive spirit.
Kindergartners sing and gobble the night away.
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