O'Hara Shipe is a News Editor for Phoenix New Times, specializing in local news coverage for the Phoenix area in Arizona. With a focus on cannabis culture, events, and local happenings, O'Hara's articles provide an inside look at the unique aspects of the community and showcase the stories that matter to the people of Phoenix.
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O'Hara's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, entertainment, and government announcements in the Phoenix, Arizona area. She often covers evolving stories and events as they unfold.
Given O'Hara's focus on local crime and entertainment news within Phoenix, she would be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing criminal cases or investigations in the area. Additionally, she may be interested in features about individuals involved in the cannabis industry or music events happening locally.
Consider pitching her with exclusive insights into ongoing legal troubles of local figures or analysis of evolving entertainment stories. Local experts who can provide unique perspectives on these topics could also capture her attention.
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By: O'Hara Shipe
“I have learned that truth is not always found in the places that I used to trust."
"Everyone who purchases marijuana is doing it to help with something — whether it's anxiety, insomnia or neuropathy."
“It's about being ahead of the curve instead of being behind it." By O'Hara Shipe
By: O'Hara Shipe, Mary Berkstresser
Hundreds of people participated as the fight over access to abortion could land on the November ballot in Arizona.
"I have a duty and responsibility to pass on my knowledge, and then it's up to the consumer to decide if it's something they want to take or not."
UAA’s Atwood Chair of Journalism, John Sharify, brings a wealth of experience to the next generation of Alaska reporters. (O’Hara Shipe)
“Innovation is something that we definitely are looking toward."
Audio wizard Kurt Riemann has been contributing to the sounds of Alaska for four decades. (Kurt Riemann)
A recent cohort of Indigenous Peoples Set Up Shop. (Cook Inlet Tribal Council)
By: O'Hara Shipe
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