Pete Wilson is a journalist based in St. Johns, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. He writes for The Telegram and Any Auto, with a focus on local news and events in the St. Johns area. Pete's work has also been featured in Oz Roamer, covering topics such as city council meetings, local sports, community events, and environmental issues.
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Pete Wilson's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including government announcements, events, and seasonal topics within Newfoundland and Labrador. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights into local government developments, community events or initiatives, and seasonal issues affecting the region.
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Bobbie Jean (Henry) Adkins, 93, of Chillicothe, Ohio died September 1st, 2024, on her 93rd birthday, at Adena Regional Health Center in Chillicothe.
By Pete Wilson Telegram Editor The Wellston Senior Citizen King and Queen will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, Sept. 4, the opening day of the Ohio Hill Country Festival in Wellston.
Football season is special in our local area and on the second week of Ohio's high school football season, all four of our local teams were playing
By: Pete Wilson
Local and area residents will soon have the opportunity to participate in a statewide study aimed at developing more effective strategies to deal with ever increasing mental health, suicide and substance abuse problems. The State of Ohio Adversity & Resilience (SOAR) Studies is being conducted and led through The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and is described as “a […]
By: Pete Wilson
In light of the continuing serious drought conditions in Jackson County, the official alarms and concerns are now being sounded by public agencies.
By: Pete Wilson
The Jackson County Common Pleas Court has announced that jury trials scheduled for Friday, Sept. 6 and Tuesday, Sept. 10 have both been canceled. Therefore, prospective jurors need not report as previously instructed.
By: Pete Wilson, Alex Shope
In light of the continuing serious drought conditions in Jackson County, the official alarms and concerns are now being sounded by public agencies. During their meeting on Wednesday morning, Sept. 4, the Jackson County Commissioners declared a “State of Emergency” in the county. Late Wednesday evening, the eight fire departments in Jackson County issued a joint statement declaring a ban
By: Alex Shope, Pete Wilson
The State of Ohio Adversity & Resilience (SOAR) Studies is being conducted and led through The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and is
Even if Jackson County receives some rain in the coming days, the countywide opening burning ban, which was placed in effect last Wednesday, Sept. 4, is expected to remain in effect for the foreseeable future.
By: Pete Wilson
In response to extremely dry conditions in various areas of the state, Ohio Fire Marshal Kevin Reardon has ordered a regional ban on Open Burning, effective immediately. The state-level declaration was made in a news release issued late Friday afternoon, Sept. 6 and affects 24 counties, including Jackson and Vinton.
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