Sabrina Moreno is a reporter for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, with her work also appearing in Axios and Charlottesville Tomorrow. She covers a wide range of topics including public health, drug policy, social issues, and political developments. Sabrina is dedicated to providing informative and impactful journalism that sheds light on important issues affecting communities.
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Sabrina's coverage heavily focuses on healthcare, mental health, and legal policy regulation within the United States. She regularly covers government announcements and cites data extensively in her articles.
Given this focus, she may be responsive to pitches providing expert commentary or insights into recent government announcements related to healthcare policies or mental health regulations in the US. Additionally, offering access to reliable data sources or analysis could also be valuable for her reporting.
If you have expertise in areas such as drug overdose trends, mental health screenings, vaccine developments targeting specific strains like XBB variant, or legal aspects of healthcare policies (e.g., abortion laws), your pitch may resonate with Sabrina's coverage interests.
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Heavy rain in Harrisonburg led to JMU flooding this week during finals.
βΎοΈ After Richmond City Council approved a financing structure for a new Flying Squirrels ballpark, the team's president Lou DiBella said, "It's full speed ahead from here." (Times-Dispatch)
By: Sabrina Moreno
The RPS Education Foundation is raising money for Richmond Public Schools by auctioning off 75 different experiences to the highest bidder.
ποΈ A California developer has proposed a $3 billion data center project in a nearly 120-acre section of Powhatan about 20-minutes from Richmond. (Times-Dispatch)
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