Maggie Trovato is a reporter for the Star Democrat, focusing on local news in Maryland, specifically in Easton. With a background in journalism and a degree from Mizzou, Maggie has contributed to various publications and has covered a range of topics including crime, education, community events, and local government.
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Maggie Trovato's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the realms of education, government & politics, and community events. She often reports on government announcements and local events. Given this focus, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to educational initiatives, updates from local government entities or political figures in Maryland (especially Easton), and stories about upcoming community events.
For those looking to reach out with story ideas or expert commentary, a deep understanding of the specific communities within Maryland—such as Dorchester County—and their unique needs would be beneficial. Additionally, expertise in topics such as education policy at a local level may also capture Maggie's interest given her focus on educational themes.
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By: Maggie Trovato, Konner Metz
CAMBRIDGE — A Cambridge man has been found guilty of first-degree assault and first-degree child abuse relating to an incident with his infant.
EASTON — With snow in the forecast this Sunday and Monday, Mid-Shore towns and counties are making plans and readying their snow plows.
By: Maggie Trovato
EASTON — As Eastern Shore legislators prepare to cross the bridge and return to Annapolis for the first day of the Maryland General Assembly's 2025 legislative session on Wednesday, the state's budget is top of mind.
By: Maggie Trovato
EASTON — As Eastern Shore legislators prepare to cross the bridge and return to Annapolis for the first day of the Maryland General Assembly’s 2025 legislative session on Wednesday, the
By: Maggie Trovato, Andrea Grabenstein
District 36 Maryland legislators Del. Jay Jacobs, Del. Steve Arentz, Senator Steve Hershey and Del. Jeff Ghrist.
CAMBRIDGE — Ice sculptures and ice games are coming back to Cambridge — and will be served up with a side of oysters — for the fourth annual Cambridge Ice
By: Maggie Trovato
Senate Minority Leader Stephen Hershey (R-Kent, Queen Anne's, Cecil, and Caroline) speaks at a media event held by the Maryland General Assembly's Republican leadership in Annapolis on Jan. 8.
By: Maggie Trovato
ANNAPOLIS — As Eastern Shore legislators returned Annapolis for the first day of the 2025 General Assembly Wednesday, they brought goals of keeping
By: Maggie Trovato
Snow on Centreville Road in Easton on Jan. 9. Snow sits in the middle of the road on Easton Parkway in Easton on Jan. 9.
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