Lucy Llewellyn Byard is a freelance journalist at Record Bee Newspaper Home Del. She specializes in health and wellness, culture and society, and sports, often exploring themes related to pop culture, pets, aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, and fitness. Lucy's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her diverse interests and expertise in events and conferences as well as arts and entertainment.
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Lucy Llewellyn Byard's articles primarily revolve around personal experiences, family and relationships, with a particular focus on local events in Lakeport, California. Her coverage often includes reviews of local establishments or activities and expert commentary. Given this focus on the local community and personal experiences, she may be interested in pitches related to human interest stories within the Lakeport area or topics that resonate with her themes such as family dynamics, community events or mental health initiatives at a local level.
Considering her recurring seasonal coverage attribute, it might be beneficial to pitch timely story ideas tied to specific seasons or occasions within the Lakeport region. Additionally, given her emphasis on expert commentary and review-type content pieces, providing access to credible local experts for interviews could enhance your outreach efforts.
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By: Lucy Llewellyn Byard
Sitting on my front porch one summer, I was barraged with mosquitos. At first I thought they were rice flies, but the dreaded rice flies don't seem as determined to land and bite me as dreaded mosquitos do. I hate mosquitos. Really, really hate them.
By: Lucy Llewellyn Byard
When I hear helicopters flying overhead, my first thought is fire. There must be a fire nearby.
I was talking to my cousin Fred about how he's had to change his eye doctor and how he dislikes having to change to a different doctor.
I first came in contact with elephants while living in Sri Lanka. I had gone to Udawalawe National Park in which there is the largest population of Asian elephants in all of Sri Lanka's national parks.
Every time I watch a WWII movie, I think of my stepfather, John, who was a Marine, who fought on Iwo Jima.
I have three remotes for my living room TV. One remote for my bedroom and one for my “Nook,” my place of peace.
He's terrorized me and my helper. One day he came right up to the sliding glass door I was trying to open. It was as if he wanted to come inside and be served a meal.
By: Lucy Llewellyn Byard
I recently saw a report of a 38-year-old man who was recently fatally mauled by a 16-foot white shark while the man was spearfishing.
According to the CDC, each year, millions of older people—those 65 and older—fall. In fact, more than one out of four older people falls each year, but less than half tell their doctor. Falling once doubles your chances of falling again.
By: Lucy Llewellyn Byard
I woke feeling pretty punk on the day I was to have a breathing test in Ukiah. Fortunately, Mabel stepped up and drove me to my appointment. “It's a good day to have your breathing tested,” she said, “especially when you're having problems breathing.”
