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Megan James

Online Editor

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Addison Independent, Business Insider

Preston's Summary

Megan James is an Online Editor at Business Cornwall. She covers a diverse range of themes including sports, arts and entertainment, and agriculture, with a particular focus on soccer, golf, and baseball, as well as topics related to energy and mining. Megan's work has been featured in Business Cornwall, The Signal Halifax, Addison Independent, and World Wealth Journal.

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Geo Focus

Middlebury, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 37 %
Government Announcement: 10 %
Seasonal: 8 %
Press Release: 8 %
Opinion Editorial: 7 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Arts & Crafts
  • Entertainment News
  • Individual Sports
  • Renewable Energy
  • Sports Disciplines
  • Urban Art & Street Art

Pitching Insights

Megan's coverage is heavily focused on local events, education, sports, and community news in the state of Vermont and specifically Middlebury. She would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events such as fundraisers, school activities, or community initiatives.

As a reporter with a focus on local news and events in Vermont, Megan may appreciate pitches that provide unique angles or human interest stories related to the topics she covers. For example, highlighting how educational institutions are adapting to new challenges or featuring profiles of individuals making a positive impact within the community could be effective approaches when reaching out.

Given her event coverage attribute indicates significant reporting on sports and culture & society themes at 28% and 17% respectively; relevant story ideas might include features about notable figures in these areas or pieces focusing on local cultural happenings.

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Articles

Addison Independent

Groups pitch in for life-saving equipment

Groups pitch in for life-saving equipment

By: Megan James

Folks in the Middlebury area will spend a long time mourning Derek Bartlett, a beloved high school teacher and hockey coach who died following a sudden cardiac arrest back on Sept. 28. In addition to cherished reminiscences, some of those who knew and respected him will occasionally conjure a two-word question. “What if?”

Addison Independent

College taps UVA admin as its new president

Middlebury College has selected Ian Baucom to lead the institution as its 18th president. He will succeed former president Laurie Patton, who stepped down from the post at the end of last month to become president of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences in Cambridge, Mass.

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Look Up: Our place in the Milky Way

‏Where is our solar system in the vast assemblage of celestial objects in this island Universe we call the Milky Way? To answer that question, we can begin with the beautiful configuration of stars we call Orion, the brightest stars of which are mere hundreds to a couple thousand light years (ly) away.

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Salisbury teacher gets national science award

Salisbury teacher gets national science award

SALISBURY COMMUNITY SCHOOL teacher Amy Clapp has been awarded one of the highest national honors that can be conferred on a science educator. She’s seen here in the outdoor classroom behind the school, in the back wearing the black hat and surrounded by some of her fourth-grade students. Independent photo/John Flowers

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