Municipal reporter at the Observer Tribune
Mark Kitchin is a municipal reporter at the Observer Tribune. He covers a diverse range of topics including science, natural sciences, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on construction, real estate, and sports. Mark's work has been featured in the Bernardsville News.
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Mark's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and how-to guides. His articles cover a broad range of topics including sports, education, and government & politics with specific focus on local community news.
Given the nature of his coverage, Mark would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events such as festivals or community initiatives. He may also appreciate pitches about educational developments within the area or stories related to local government policies and decisions.
For event organizers in Washington Township or neighboring areas seeking media coverage for their events with a unique angle that ties into running, repair workshops, soccer games among others covered topics should consider reaching out to Mark Kitchin.
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By: Mark Kitchin
WASHINGTON TWP. — Elementary School students may have an extra level of protection in the coming months, if the district can find another Class III officer to serve their schools.
By: Mark Kitchin
By MARK KITCHIN Staff Writer WASHINGTON TWP. – There may not have been much wiggle room as in past years but the Township Committee
CHESTER TWP. - Three police officers were ceremonially sworn into their new positions and others received commendations during the Township Council meeting Wednesday, Nov. 5 at the Municipal Building.
WASHINGTON TWP. — Tickets are still on sale for what may be one of the most unique local observances of the United States' 250th anniversary celebrations.
CHESTER — If residents wondered if the Chesters were at all unique in their Memorial Day celebrations, look no further than confirmation by Lt. Col. Saleem Khan.
By: Mark Kitchin
WASHINGTON TWP. — Never let it be said that Washington Township veterans lack preparation.
By: Mark Kitchin
CHESTER TWP. — The New Jersey Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council passed Open Space Partnership programs for the purchase of land in Mount Olive and Mendham Township during its Thursday, May 21 meeting at Highlands Council headquarters.
By: Mark Kitchin
CHESTER - Borough residents can thank the estate of professional baseball athlete Lois Anne “Tommie’’ Barker for the upgrade and addition of playground equipment at Grove Street Park this month.
By: Mark Kitchin
It’s not that Washington Township, the Chesters, Mendhams and Harding Township don’t consider themselves welcoming communities.
By: Mark Kitchin
WASHINGTON TWP — Three new members of the township’s Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) were approved during the Township Committee meeting on Monday, Jan. 16.
