Priya Shahi is a multimedia reporter at New York City, primarily covering public health and human interest stories. With a strong focus on agriculture, climate change, and environmental issues, she connects these themes with consumer health and professional development. Priya's work has been featured in The Irish Sun, Calhoun Times, MSN, Sunday Observer newspaper (Sri Lanka), Staten Island Advance/SILive.com, New Hampshire Union Leader, and Rocky Mountain PBS.
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Priya Shahi's articles mainly focus on local events, holiday guides, and government announcements in Staten Island and New York City. She also covers topics related to family, culture & society, as well as house & home.
Given her emphasis on seasonal and event coverage with a local focus, she is likely to be interested in pitches relevant to upcoming holidays or events specific to the Staten Island or New York City area. Additionally, she may welcome pitches related to family-friendly activities, cultural happenings, and community initiatives within these areas.
Pitch ideas could include unique local holiday traditions or events taking place on Staten Island or in NYC. Consider suggesting stories that align with her coverage themes such as profiles of families involved in community initiatives or features on culturally significant locations within her geographic focus.
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In the chill of early November at Tall Bull Memorial Park, dozens of Indigenous children and their elders worked side by side, carefully butchering a bison to prepare a stew for a community feast, and to distribute the remaining meat to families.
Officials hope the guidance will conserve water.
By: Chelsea Casabona, Priya Shahi
HUGO, Colo. — On the Poss family farm, portions of fields typically lush with wheat and other grains are dry and cracked. Many of the plants that did emerge are wilted and parched.
By: Priya Shahi
DENVER — Las Animas and La Junta boast of having the best drinking water in Colorado's Lower Arkansas Valley, a region long known for its water challenges.
By: Priya Shahi
DENVER — Colorado lawmakers are weighing a bill that would raise overtime thresholds for farmworkers, reigniting a debate over a labor policy adopted just five years ago.
By: Priya Shahi
Colorado cut Community Connector’s hours by half — from 520 to 260 hours per person annually — as part of a Medicaid spending cut approved by the state’s Joint Budget Committee in an effort to address a $1.5 billion shortfall.
By: Priya Shahi
This year's unusual weather patterns are stressing all pollinators, including honeybees, leaving them disoriented and with less to forage.
Cargill workers have been locked out of work for over a week. There are growing concerns about making ends meet and losing health insurance coverage.
By: Priya Shahi
PUEBLO, Colo. — New bars are opening across Southern Colorado. Inside these new lounges, customers sip not beers or cocktails, but kratom teas, kava tonics and other plant-infused drinks promoted as mood enhancers.
By: Priya Shahi
The center stopped services July 1 after the university did not renew its contract, opting for a national provider instead.
