Matt Betts is a Reporter at Cambridge Today. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, sports, food and beverages, and climate change, often intertwining social issues and cultural themes. Matt's work has been featured in various publications, including Shawarma G, BarrieToday, and Northern Life.
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Matt Betts focuses on local news in the Cambridge area, with significant coverage of events and government announcements. His articles often cover topics related to community activities, such as New Year's Eve celebrations and local fundraisers. Additionally, there is a considerable focus on sports-related news.
To effectively reach out to Matt, consider providing insights or updates about upcoming local events or initiatives within the Cambridge area. Government officials or community leaders would also be suitable sources for discussing recent announcements and developments within the region.
Given his emphasis on family & relationships themes, pitches that highlight human-interest stories involving families or personal experiences from members of the community may resonate well with him. For instance, stories about individuals overcoming challenges or making significant contributions to their communities could capture his interest.
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The prorogued government has created confusion about how long residents have to make donations that can be included on their 2024 tax returns, or if it's already too late
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The new school will be the first in the region to serve students from both the public and Catholic boards
Ward 6 councillor Adam Cooper's Facebook post regarding gender pronouns is not sitting well with many residents, prompting the city to respond
Ward 6 councillor Adam Cooper's Facebook post regarding gender pronouns is not sitting well with many residents, prompting the city to respond
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Indwell received relief from parking and residential space bylaws at a Committee of Adjustment meeting last week
The school would be the second planned to serve the River Mill subdivision in the northern part of the city after the public board announced plans to build on Equestrian Way
Chelsey Linton is living her own dream as a business owner while helping others do the same
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