Matthew Claxton is a Reporter at Black Press, Inc. He covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, health and wellness, as well as regional interest and world news, with a focus on social issues and crime across North America. His work has been featured in various publications such as the Omineca Express Bugle, Ashcroft Cache Creek Journal, and the Abbotsford News.
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Matthew Claxton's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Langley, British Columbia. His articles often cover crime, government announcements, and evolving stories related to the area. This suggests that he would be interested in receiving pitches related to local events, community initiatives, and governmental decisions within Langley City and Langley Township.
Given his focus on crime and legal policy regulation as well as agriculture & farming themes covered at a significant percentage of 19%, Matthew may also be open to pitches centered around these topics such as community policing efforts or agricultural developments impacting the region.
When reaching out to Matthew Claxton, it is important for sources to have direct relevance to his geographic scope of interest (Langley), providing insights into local issues or impactful developments within the community.
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Please keep your headlights on all the time this winter
Hundreds of households will see their garbage day change in February
11 new members are set to join the crew heading to emergencies around Langley
If you thought about how old the toothbrush was, what would your first guess be? Mine was originally that it had to date back to sometime in the 19th century. That would be wrong.
Business community set to mingle with elected leaders
Changes could add another traffic light to 200 Street in Brookswood
By: Matthew Claxton
Longtime creek advocate looks forward to more culverts being replaced
By: Matthew Claxton
Questions remain about Goggin's motivations
Fundraisers will need to be bailed out of the LAPS kennels
Share via Text Message Harry Marsland, one of the volunteers at Sources Langley Food Bank, set out frozen meat before clients arrived on Wednesday, Jan. 15. (Matthew Claxton/Langley Advance Times)
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