Reuben M. Schafir is a journalist based in Durango, Colorado. He writes for the Durango Herald and his work has also appeared in The Journal. Reuben covers a range of local news topics, including politics, public health, environmental issues, and community events.
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Reuben M. Schafir's articles predominantly focus on local news, politics, community events, and environmental issues in the United States with a special emphasis on Colorado and Durango. Given the coverage attributes and themes covered in his articles, Reuben would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local government announcements, press releases from local organizations or businesses, as well as expert commentary on political developments or community events within Colorado or specifically Durango.
Pitches that align with Reuben’s areas of interest could include topics such as local policy changes impacting residents' daily lives, challenges facing communities and their environment within Colorado/Durango region. Additionally, insights into employment trends or public health initiatives at a local level may also resonate with his coverage scope.
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By: Reuben M. Schafir
A former Fort Lewis College police officer had his law enforcement certification revoked by the state’s Peace Officer Standards and Training Board earlier this month after he was sentenced to four yea...
By: Reuben M. Schafir
A former Fort Lewis College police officer had his law enforcement certification revoked by the state’s Peace Officer Standards and Training Board earlier this month after he was sentenced to four yea...
By: Reuben M. Schafir
Ignitions on San Juan National Forest were just 12% of the five-year average
In a runoff election last week, two members of the Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council were ousted in favor of two returning councilors. James Olguin and Linda Baker were chosen by voters over sitting...
By: Reuben M. Schafir
18-year old student jailed after allegedly having sex with 13-year-old Arroyo × Arroyo
‘There was nothing inevitable about this legislation,' Sen. Michael Bennet recalls The Hermosa Creek Watershed is seen with Graysill Mountain in the background.
The odds of a White Christmas are not looking good for residents in low-lying areas along the U.S. Highway 160 corridor, but may be better for those at slightly higher elevations. A storm system expe...
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