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. – Litigation between Washington Township Against Reckless Development, a non-profit grassroots group, and the township over an ordinance adopting the Kings Highway Redevelopment Plan is being dismissed, according to Township Attorney Fred Semrau.
By: Mark Kitchin
BOONTON – The New Jersey Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council approved the Petition and Planning Conformance and Center Designations for the town of Boonton during its Thursday, June 18 meeting.at the council's Headquarters on North Road in Chester.
By: Mark Kitchin
Some rain days aside, the 62nd Chester Firemans Carnival thrilled the crowds when it was held at Chubb Park from Tuesday, June 23 to Saturday, June 27.
By: Mark Kitchin
CHESTER— There was a time when Evelyn Urgiles would ride all the rides and play the games at the Chester Firemans Carnival. Now she just runs some of them.
By: Mark Kitchin
By MARK KITchin Staff Writer WASHINGTON TWP. — It was fun while it stayed dry.
CHESTER – The grades K-8 Board of Education held its Annual Awards Ceremony before its Tuesday, June 16 meeting at Black River Middle School.
By: Mark Kitchin
MENDHAM TWP. — Nineteen years ago township resident Michael Shannon got engaged to his wife, Julie, on a night filled with Fourth of July fireworks.
CHESTER — The Chester Volunteer Fire Company has welcomed a new engine to its fleet.
WASHINGTON TWP. – Hoping to better promote events, trustees of the Middle Valley Cultural Center have announced concert dates for both the center and at the Raritan Inn in Califon.
By: Mark Kitchin
The Morris County Board of County Commissioners approved $4.92 million in grants from the county's Preservation Trust Fund to support the restoration and protection of 35 historic projects in 20 municipalities across Morris County, during its meeting on Wednesday, July 8.
