Ronald Zajac is a multi-media journalist at The Recorder and Times, with a focus on local news in the Brockville area of Ontario, Canada. With a passion for storytelling, Ronald covers a range of topics including community events, local government, and social issues, providing readers with informative and engaging articles.
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Ronald Zajac's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly about social issues and community events in the Ontario region, with an emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. His articles often revolve around topics such as homelessness, city development, tourism, community events, and social issues.
To effectively reach out to Ronald Zajac, consider providing insights or access to key figures involved in local government announcements or events related to the mentioned topics. Engaging stories featuring local initiatives addressing homelessness or city development could also be of interest. If you have expertise or unique perspectives related to these localized themes and can offer insights into societal impacts at a local level within Ontario specifically in Brockville area, it may resonate well with his focus.
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A judge must decide whether Jay Slade knew right from wrong when he killed Colin Gill.
The Brockville Theatre Guild's latest production, A Good Man Found, is written by one of its own.
Brockville welcomed back Saint Nick with mild weather on Saturday.
Brockville's popular Santa Claus parade drew a large crowd on Saturday.
Brockville's latest budget variance report projects a year-end surplus of more than $950,000.
While the public preferred a more elegant, costlier design for the new Centeen Park sewage pumping station, councillors prefer a cheaper one
An education program at Gananoque's Thousand Islands Playhouse teaches high school kids about a real-world career in theatre.
Corinna Smith-Gatcke, mayor of Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands, is the new warden of the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville
The Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit has reached a tentative deal with some 80 employees represented by CUPE.
By: Ronald Zajac, Catherine Orth
Leeds and Grenville has been chosen for a skilled workforce immigration pilot program.
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