Marisca Bakker is a local journalist based in Smithers, British Columbia. She writes for the Smithers Interior News and her work has also been featured in various other publications in the region. Marisca covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, social issues, and environmental concerns.
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Marisca covers local news and community events, often focusing on announcements and expert commentary. Given her emphasis on family & relationships, sports, culture & society in the context of Smithers and Telkwa, she is likely to be interested in pitches that involve these themes.
For those looking to reach out to Marisca Bakker, consider offering stories related to local events or initiatives within Smithers and Telkwa. Additionally, if you have expertise in economic development or can provide a perspective relevant to local government announcements or decisions affecting the area covered by Marisca, this may also capture her interest.
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The holiday boxes, run through the Smithers Community Services Association, have been given out to hundreds of people over the past 30 years.
The next phase for a new daycare facility in Ranger Park is underway The next phase for a new daycare facility in Ranger Park is underway.
Every Christmas season, the Salvation Army in Smithers puts out its iconic kettles near grocery stores
The funds will go entirely to the Northwest Child Development Centre (NWCDC) The annual Festival of Trees has been deemed roaring success.
Marisca discovers the amazing life of Earth Kitt after hearing the original version of her song on the radio
Two buses with drivers and security people will work extended hours Dec. 31 to provide free service
The town hopes to install 20 km/hr speed limit signs in alleys and purchase a mobile digital speed limit awareness system
The Town of Smithers would like the Regional District of Bulkley Nechako to start paying $200K annually to the Smithers Regional Airport
According to a new survey, British Columbia leads the nation in coffee shop spending
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