Marie-Elena Schembri is a journalist based in Angels Camp, California. She writes for Ralph Alldredge, an attorney, focusing on local news and events in the Angels Camp area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including community events, education, business, and social issues affecting the region.
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Angels Camp, United States (Local)
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Marie-Elena's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the Angels Camp area of California. She regularly covers events, announcements, and issues related to education, family & relationships, business, entertainment news as well as cultural and societal topics within her community.
For effective outreach to Marie-Elena Schembri regarding local stories in the Angels Camp area of California you might consider pitches that involve unique or heartwarming human-interest stories about individuals or groups from the region. Topics such as education funding challenges or community events are also likely to be of interest.
Consider sharing information about positive developments or initiatives taking place locally in areas like small business growth despite economic challenges. Stories highlighting community engagement efforts for seniors may also resonate with her readership.
Tailoring your pitch specifically around these localized themes is most likely to catch her attention and result in potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Marie-Elena Schembri
This story was funded by the City of Sacramento's Arts and Creative Economy Journalism Grant to Solving Sacramento. Following our journalism code o...
By: Marie-Elena Schembri
Paige McCafferty, a woodworker and owner of craft business Awkwood Things, became a member at MADE Studio in Sacramento as part of the MAKEHERS cohort in March 2023. McCafferty, who is also a young single mom, applied for the women-owned small business accelerator program after seeing her friend complete it and successfully scale up her business.
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By: Marie-Elena Schembri
When Andru Defeye became Sacramento’s Poet Laureate in February 2020, he hadn’t yet heard of Sacramento Poetry Day, declared more than 30 years ago by Sacramento Mayor Anne Rudin. Last week, however, Defeye was an integral part of expanding on Rudin’s 1986 vision; turning the city into a platform for poets and performers with daily open mics, free poetry curriculum and other events during the first-ever Sacramento Poetry Week.
Weaving cultural memory and communal care into artistic practice
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