Meg McConahey is a reporter based in Santa Rosa, California. She writes for The Press Democrat and The Sonoma Index-Tribune, covering local news and events in the Santa Rosa area. Meg's articles often focus on community stories, gardening, local history, and cultural events.
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Meg's articles mainly focus on local events, gardening, and lifestyle in Sonoma County and the larger California area. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local events, seasonal activities, gardening tips specific to the region (California climate), home improvement ideas suited for Californian homes, and human interest stories relevant to her geographic focus. A pitch offering insights into unique Californian lifestyle trends or historical features of Sonoma County could also capture her attention.
Considering Meg's coverage attributes and themes covered, she might appreciate pitches that align with her expertise in covering local events and seasonal topics such as fall gardening or holiday craft shows within the California region. Additionally, since she often writes about family-related content like holiday celebrations or community gatherings, pitches centered around family-oriented events may resonate well with her interests.
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Sonoma County woodworker, who transformed wildfire ruins into art, dies unexpectedly at 49
Healdsburg Making the most of irises Learn how to multiply the beauty of your garden through division at a workshop Aug. 24 at Russian River Rose Company.
Rohnert Park See amazing tiny trees at bonsai show Explore the ancient art of bonsai at the annual Redwood Empire Bonsai Society Show Aug. 31 and Sept 1.
Santa Rosa’s Anita Rackerby uses her garden as a gathering place for neighborhood kids and a place to fundraise for her favorite charity -- a school and village in Cambodia.
Question: I've always grown tulips, freesia, and daffodils. Are there bulbs native to California I can also grow in my yard? What are some benefits and tips for growing them?
It's an art project that literally offers a window — or more precisely, many windows — into the multilayered story of Sonoma County.
Sales for succulents, ceramic pots and fall vegetable starts kick off the fall planting season, along with workshops on soil health and drip irrigation.
On a typical warm September morning Jack Oswald grabs a bowl of melon rind and apple scraps and heads downhill to check on his grass cutting crew.
A fall plant sale, a workshop on fire-wise landscapes and a talk on gardening with native plants are coming up for Sonoma County gardeners.
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