Peter C. Mastrosimone is a journalist based in Queens, New York, focusing on local news and events. He is a regular contributor to the Queens Chronicle, covering a wide range of topics including community issues, politics, crime, and cultural events. Peter is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting that serves the residents of Queens.
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Peter C. Mastrosimone's coverage predominantly focuses on crime and local news in the Queens area of New York, with a significant portion dedicated to expert commentary. He may be open to pitches from individuals or organizations who can provide valuable insights related to criminal activities, public safety concerns, and community events within Queens.
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