By: Nyah Marshall
Brianna and Priscilla, members of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland & Salem Counties, were selected to sing in a choir at the parade.
Nyah Marshall is a diversity news fellow at Advance Local, whose stories appear online on NJ.com and in print in the Star-Ledger. She primarily covers breaking and local news, focusing on diverse communities and social issues, including health, education, and crime. Nyah's work has been featured in LehighValley Live, NJ Cannabis Insider, Stars and Stripes, and several other reputable publications.
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Nyah primarily covers local news in New Jersey, with a strong emphasis on breaking and evolving stories related to crime, accidents, and government announcements. She also covers topics such as homelessness, fires, weather events (like snowstorms), water contamination issues, education-related news in the state.
Given Nyah's focus on local news and her coverage of crime and accidents in New Jersey, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide detailed insights into these incidents or offer access to individuals involved for interviews. Additionally, given her interest in government announcements and their impact on society at large, she may respond well to experts who can provide analysis relating to these areas within the context of New Jersey.
Nyah’s coverage suggests a preference for timely updates on ongoing events or those with long-term implications within the state. If relevant information is available regarding any evolving story related to crime or government policy changes affecting New Jersey residents specifically it would be worth pitching them accordingly.
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