Sam Fletcher is a Senior Editor for the Daily Star in the United Kingdom. With a focus on national news, Sam covers a range of topics including sports, entertainment, and current events. His work has also been featured in LeicestershireLive and Flintshire Chronicle, showcasing his versatility as a journalist.
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Sam Fletcher's work primarily centers around national sports coverage, particularly tennis and football. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports.
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There hasn’t been a documented crab die-off, in fact, quite the opposite.
A resident-owned community on North Whidbey discovered two types of PFAS contamination in its water.
By: Sam Fletcher, Tanner Marchant, Caitlyn Anderson
City staff are incorporating city council feedback for a budget proposal for the city’s projects.
By: Sam Fletcher
The EA-6B Prowler and A-6 Intruder that welcome incomers to Oak Harbor look a little shinier than usual.
Sir Peter Lampl, Founder of the Sutton Trust and Founder of the Education Endowment Foundation, said:
Kayakers and paddleboarders have long been drawn to Deception Pass.
Today, the Sutton Trust has published Social Selection on the Map , which provides an in-depth analysis of geographical patterns of socio-economic segregation in the comprehensive school system.
By: Sam Fletcher
The 2014 landslide four miles east of Oso, perhaps the deadliest in U.S. history, sent an unstable hill across the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River, swallowed a neighborhood, killed
By: Sam Fletcher
New research published today by the Sutton Trust reveals that 96% of teachers think life skills are as or more important than formal academic
Photo by Rachel Haight An orca slaps the water near South Whidbey in 2020.
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