Madison Kirkpatrick is a journalist for the Mariposa Gazette, focusing on local news and events in Mariposa, California. With a keen interest in community issues, Madison covers a wide range of topics including local government, business developments, community events, and social issues affecting the residents of Mariposa.
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Madison's coverage is heavily focused on local news, including county operations, community events, and business developments. Her reporting also includes a significant emphasis on healthcare and pharmaceutical topics.
Given her focus on local events and businesses in Mariposa County, California, Madison would likely be interested in pitches that highlight positive stories about community organizations or local businesses. Additionally, she may be receptive to information related to human resources and employment within the region.
Those wishing to reach out should consider providing relevant updates or announcements regarding healthcare services or hospital administration within the area. Furthermore, pitches related to upcoming community events or reports concerning county operations could capture Madison's attention due to their relevance to her audience.
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Above, Jim Patton captured this photo of the fire early Sunday morning. At left, a home is shown after being destroyed in the recent blaze at the trailer park home in Coulterville, which took one life, destroyed six homes and left 17 residents displaced. Left photo by Madison Kirkpatrick Above photo courtesy Jim Patton The impacts of fire season have […]
Staff Writer On July 12, the Mariposa County Civil Grand Jury for 2024-2025 was officially sworn in. Shown in front from left are Susan Hamilton, Sandra Morehouse and Lance Fink. Middle from left are Helli Tucker Newsom and Yulan Gotsev. Back from left are Lezley Fife, Kathleen Nasarow and William Swafford. Not all were present at the ceremony. Just a few days before the new Grand Jury was sworn in, the 2023-2024 group released its final report which focused on healthcare district and county operations. Phot...
A CAL FIRE Sikorsky S701 helicopter, built in 2020, dips into a water source during the Pedro Fire last week. Helicopters and fixedwing aircraft were steadily dropping on the major fire, one of the reasons it is now under control. Photo by Harve DearingFire crews have been working almost nonstop this fire season in Mariposa County. First, it was the […]
By MADISON KIRKPATRICK Staff Writer This was the scene last month in Coulterville when a fire ravaged a trailer park in the Northern Mariposa County town.Last month, the town of Coulterville was met with a tragedy when a fire began at a trailer park home. The fire resulted in the death of local resident Cynthia Morgan, trailers being destroyed and residents being displaced from the small town in Northern Mariposa County.
By MADISON KIRKPATRICK Staff Writer A somewhat frequent topic of discussion at recent Mariposa County Board of Supervisors meetings has been the status of overdue county audits.
By MADISON KIRKPATRICK Staff Writer Rides for next week’s Mariposa County Fair were already staging at the fairgrounds this week. The county fair is always one of the highlights of the year for local residents as well as visitors. Fair officials reported strong ticket sales so far leading up to the fair. Photos by Greg LittleThe Mariposa County Fair is just around the corner, set for Aug. 30 to Sept. 2 at the county fairgrounds. “We are pretty much ready to go,” said Mariposa County Fairgrounds manager Brian Bullis. On Friday and...
By MADISON KIRKPATRICK Staff Writer A new zoning map tool created by the Mariposa County Planning Department is set to ease the process of finding zoning information from the lens of the general public.
By MADISON KIRKPATRICK Staff Writer Mike Radanovich, manager of Fremont House, is shown pointing at a misplaced drain, which he hopes can be fixed prior to downtown renovations being complete. Photo by Madison KirkpatrickAccording to county staff, it is anticipated the Mariposa County downtown restoration project will be in the works until December of this year. Phase I of the project was completed last year and the project has moved into the second phase. George Reed, Inc. was selected as the contractor for the second phase.
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