Patrick Larsen is a journalist based in Richmond, Virginia, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for VPM, covering a range of topics including renewable energy, city infrastructure, environmental initiatives, and community development. Patrick's reporting aims to inform and engage readers about the issues that impact their daily lives in the Richmond area.
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Patrick Larsen's coverage is focused on local government, environmental issues, energy, and utilities in the Richmond and Virginia areas. His focus suggests that he would be most receptive to pitches related to local government announcements, environmental initiatives or policies in Virginia, energy-related developments impacting Richmond and surrounding areas.
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