Mike Baker is a sports sub-editor with a focus on local sports in the United States. He has written for various publications including The Highlander, The Press Democrat, Virginian-Pilot, The Morning Call, The New York Times, and more. Mike's articles cover a range of topics including local sports events, community news, and current issues in the sports industry.
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Mike Baker's coverage is diverse, ranging from local sports and community events to stories on crime, natural disasters, and government announcements. For those looking to pitch to him, consider offering insights related to local government policies or initiatives, analysis of community events or their impact on the region, as well as expert commentary on relevant topics such as winter weather trends and their effect on the area.
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By: Isabella Kwai, Mike Baker, Olivia Bensimon, Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs, Gaya Gupta, Jonathan Wolfe, Lola Fadulu, Corina Knoll, Emily Baumgaertner, Ernesto Londoño, Lauren Leatherby, John Yoon, Mike Ives
Officers in riot gear moved in before dawn to dismantle a pro-Palestinian protest camp, as authorities across the U.S. take tougher action against campus demonstrations.
Carolyn Millard has a lifetime of stories to remember her dad, many from his time as a submarine detector with the Canadian forces during the Second World War. Speaking at the Haliburton Legion’s youth awards night April 26, Millard said her father, Jim, was one of the thousands to enlist with the Royal Canadian Navy […]
For the past year, CanoeFM has been offering local musicians the chance to record new material in a professional environment without having to leave Haliburton County. The non-profit community radio station has created a recording studio at its office on Mountain Street in Haliburton. People wanting to make new music, recording a keepsake for friends […]
“Dysart dares to be different,” said township mayor Murray Fearrey, shortly after he and his council endorsed an adjusted municipal accommodation tax (MAT) April 23. That was in response to Scott Ovell, the County’s director of economic development and tourism, who brought Dysart council up to speed on the MAT tax and its potential benefits […]
While the Ontario government is touting a new “out of sight, out of mind” cell phone policy at schools provincewide, Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB) says it has had rules in place governing their use for some time. Education minister Stephen Lecce sent a letter to parents and guardians with children in the public […]
In today’s political climate, leadership is not just about making decisions—it’s about making the right decisions for all, based on integrity and courage. Here in our community, we stand at a crossroads where the style, substance, and character of leadership are more important than ever.
Algonquin Highlands mayor Liz Danielsen has reiterated her council’s commitment to finding a long-term solution for residents requiring boat access to the Boshkung chain of lakes, though warned there will be no quick fix. Those with property on Twelve Mile, Boshkung, and Little Boshkung lakes have been left scrambling after it was announced last month […]
By: Mike Baker
If pubs had made it clear they were happy to sell tea and coffee they might have captured the non-alcohol customers.
By: Mike Baker, Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs
A report from the National Transportation Safety Board said crew members had adjusted the electrical configuration of the ship even before it left port.
ATIP Haliburton’s Carmen Galea is predicting it’ll be a fruitful year for the County-wide apple blossom tour, which returned this month. The second-annual event will feature more than 40 locations – including privatelyowned orchards, apple trees thriving on municipal land, and businesses that carry apple-based products. It’s a big increase from the inaugural event in […]
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