Richard D. Elliott is a journalist for The Washington Informer, focusing on local news and politics in Washington D.C. His articles cover a range of topics, including updates on political figures, municipal elections, community events, and legislative updates in Prince George's County.
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Richard D. Elliott's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in the Washington D.C. area, specifically Prince George’s County. Given this focus, it would be most effective to reach out with pitches related to local political developments, government announcements, and events in that specific geographic area.
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By: Richard D. Elliott
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By: Richard D. Elliott
Presented with JPMorgan Chase, this financial education series is dedicated to bridging the racial wealth gap. Let's embark on a journey of healthy financial conversations together. Bi-Monthly.
By: Richard D. Elliott
Presented with JPMorgan Chase, this financial education series is dedicated to bridging the racial wealth gap. Let's embark on a journey of healthy financial conversations together. Bi-Monthly.
Joined by Council member Calvin Hawkins (left), Sheriff John D.B. Carr (at podium) announces his “Men Who Read” initiative, calling on 100 men in the county to take a pledge that shows reading is both cool and important. (Robert R. Roberts/The Washington Informer)
By: Richard D. Elliott
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By: Richard D. Elliott, Anthony Tilghman
JPMorgan Chase Money Talks Presented with JPMorgan Chase, this financial education series is dedicated to bridging the racial wealth gap. Let's embark on a journey of healthy financial conversations together. Bi-Monthly.
JPMorgan Chase Money Talks Presented with JPMorgan Chase, this financial education series is dedicated to bridging the racial wealth gap. Let's embark on a journey of healthy financial conversations together. Bi-Monthly.
By: Brandon Scott, McLain Delaney, Richard D. Elliott
JPMorgan Chase Money Talks Presented with JPMorgan Chase, this financial education series is dedicated to bridging the racial wealth gap. Let's embark on a journey of healthy financial conversations together. Bi-Monthly.
JPMorgan Chase Money Talks Presented with JPMorgan Chase, this financial education series is dedicated to bridging the racial wealth gap. Let's embark on a journey of healthy financial conversations together. Bi-Monthly.
Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks made Maryland history on Tuesday night – and she could top that achievement in November.
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