Municipal reporter at the Observer Tribune
Mark Kitchin is a municipal reporter at the Observer Tribune. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, public education, and event management technology, with a particular focus on construction and real estate. Mark's work has also been featured in 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. - The ad hoc Trails Committee members are lacing up their hiking boots once again.
WASHINGTON TWP. — The Township Committee adopted an ordinance during its Monday, July 20 meeting that will create the third four-way stop on the streets of Long Valley.
By: Mark Kitchin
MENDHAM TWP – The Township Committee approved 17 resolutions on Monday, July 13 including one calling on Gov. Mikie Sherrill to declare a State of Emergency for the municipalities like the township impacted by the severe storms on Friday, July 3.
By: Mark Kitchin
WASHINGTON TWP. - Getting some exercise and discovering nature close to home seemed like a good idea to some Long Valley residents who hiked around Koehler's Pond off of Rock Road on Saturday, July 25.
By: Mark Kitchin
CHESTER – Mendham's Don Kelly and Belvidere's John Tucci didn't know each other before Saturday morning, but now they've become good friends.
By: Mark Kitchin
Individuals wishing to run for Board of Education seats in the November elections had to file petitions with the clerks of their respective towns by 4 p.m. Monday, July 27. This year's elections are scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3. A list of candidates was posted on the Morris County Election website at
By: Mark Kitchin
MENDHAM - Members of the Mendham football team know what it's like to make a big crowd happy. A couple of weeks ago some of the rising seniors found out how to make a smaller group happy as well.
By: Mark Kitchin
CHESTER — Sometimes it's difficult to tell who benefits the most from the Chester Peach Festival.
By: Mark Kitchin
WASHINGTON TWP. – Henry VanSolkema Jr. and Bill Tickle remembered there were difficult times as members of the Schooley's Mountain Fire Co. but the good times far outweighed the rough ones.
By: Mark Kitchin
CHESTER TWP. - The Township Council approved a resolution during its Tuesday, July 22 meeting authorizing a developer's agreement with Blue Print Construction LLC which would allow the construction of 27 single family residences in the township.
