Paige Parsons is a Radio News Presenter at CBC Edmonton. With nearly a decade of reporting experience in Alberta, she covers a range of topics including crime and justice, city hall, homelessness, and mental health. Paige's work has been featured in The Duquesne Duke and CBC.
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Paige Parsons primarily covers local crime, court cases, police activities, and homelessness in Edmonton. Her focus on evolving stories and government announcements suggests she would be interested in pitches related to ongoing developments in the areas of crime and law enforcement or policies regarding homelessness.
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By: Paige Parsons
SALISBURY, Md.– July marks Parks and Recreation Month, a nationwide celebration recognizing the important role parks and recreation programs play in building healthier, more connected communities. Whether it’s taking a walk, enjoying a picnic or spending time with family and friends, local parks provide residents with opportunities to get outdoors, stay active and connect with nature. Recreation Program...
By: Paige Parsons
SALISBURY, Md.– July marks Parks and Recreation Month, a nationwide celebration recognizing the important role parks and recreation programs play in building healthier, more connected communities.
FRUITLAND, Md.– The Fruitland Police Department will debut it’s new drone program during the city’s National Night Out event, giving residents an up-close look at how technology is being used to enhance public safety.
SNOW HILL, Md.– Farmers on the Lower Shore are learning new ways to protect their crops from costly wildlife damage. The Snow Hill Lions Club recently hosted a Wildlife Damage Workshop, where the University of Maryland Extension shared practical strategies to help farmers reduce crop losses caused by deer and other wildlife. Wildlife can cause thousands of dollars in...
MILTON, Del.– Organizers are inviting the community to Hudson Fields this saturday for the inaugural First State Fest, a celebration featuring live music, local vendors, food, and family friendly activities. “It’s going to be a really fun day, for the whole family, especially with there being so many small businesses represented that everybody can come out and support,” Event Organizer...
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.– Hundred of artists are gathering in Rehoboth Beach this weekend as the Rehoboth Art League’s annual outdoor fine art show returns to celebrate creativity along Delaware’s coast.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.– Saturday August 8th is election day in Rehoboth Beach, where voters will choose the city’s next mayor and fill two commissioner seats.
DELMARVA–August is National Immunization Awareness Month, an annual observance highlighting the importance of vaccinations for people of all ages. Health Officials use the month to enourage families and individuals to review their immunization records and talk with their health care providers about which vaccines they may need. Vaccines are designed to help protect people from serious and potentially life-threatening diseases....
MILLSBORO, Del.– The Indian River Volunteer Fire Company are moving into their new accomodations after recently completing approximately $4.1 millions dollar overhaul of their Long Neck station.
MILLSBORO, Del.– The Indian River Fire Company recently completed a massive $4.1 million dollar renovation and expansion of its Long Neck station.
