Nicole Tuttle is a journalist based in Macomb, Michigan. She writes for Voice News and The Macomb Daily, covering local news and events in the Macomb area. Her articles focus on a wide range of topics, including community initiatives, government meetings, cultural events, and human interest stories.
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Nicole Tuttle's coverage focuses on local community events, city council meetings, and volunteer work. Given her focus on family & relationships, culture & society, and entertainment news within a local context like Michigan's Macomb area, she would likely be interested in pitches related to heartwarming human interest stories or highlights of local initiatives that deeply involve the community.
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Thanksgiving-style meal open to public at New Haven High
Second annual Christmas event set for Nov. 16 Lenox Township will host its second annual Christmas tree lighting event at the Lenox Township Hall.
The Richmond City Council voted in favor of retaining the status quo for employee health care on Nov. 4, opting to exempt itself again this year from the requirements of Public Act 152 of 2011.
Toy drive, Goodfellow Newspaper sales upcoming The Richmond Lions Club is preparing for the holidays with an upcoming toy drive and Goodfellow Newspaper sales.
Applications to participate in this year’s parade are due Nov. 27.
Students are now rehearsing for Richmond High School Theater’s upcoming presentation of the murder mystery comedy “Deadline.” The show will be presented Nov. 22 to 24. (Courtesy of Caitlin Sinz)
Annual parade, tree lighting set for Friday
By: Nicole Tuttle
A new grant opportunity will soon provide Richmond Community Schools students with a greater sense of calm and belonging, as well as a boost in attendance.
Tree lighting ceremony, parade to kick off holidays
Christmas for Anchor Bay 2024 is moving ahead with plans to make the season special for local families in need on Dec. 7. Pictured are volunteers at a prior year’s program wrapping up gifts and holiday cheer. (Courtesy of Christina Pittinato)
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