Sam Mondros is a reporter who focuses on local news in Point Reyes, California. He contributes articles to the Point Reyes Light as well as The New York Times, covering a range of topics including local politics, environmental issues, and community events.
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Sam Mondros' articles predominantly focus on local news, events, and community-related topics in the Point Reyes and Tomales areas of California. With a strong emphasis on government announcements, press releases, and event coverage, Sam would likely be responsive to pitches related to upcoming local events or newsworthy developments within these specific communities.
Given the focus on entertainment news, sports, design as well as local news and events at Point Reyes and Tomales areas in California; Sam might find value in stories featuring unique cultural happenings or human-interest pieces that celebrate the spirit of these communities. If you have a story about a locally significant event or development in these regions specifically relating to entertainment activities, sports achievements or design initiatives it may capture their attention.
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By: Jillian D Onfro, Sam Mondros
San Francisco State student Sam Gonzalez, 23, voted for Biden last time but didn't support Harris in 2024. In fact, he didn't vote at all this time.
By: Sam Mondros
Now on display at the Legion of Honor, the couch is once again fit for a queen. The museum is free this weekend.
By: Sam Mondros
The Contemporary Jewish Museum will close Dec. 15 for at least one year, it announced Wednesday, citing financial obstacles and low support since the pandemic.
By: Sam Mondros
Jacob Rosenberg, like many people, misses the '90s. More than most who feel nostalgia, Rosenberg actually spent those years documenting just what was so magical about the period.
By: Sam Mondros, Michael McLaughlin, Max Harrison-Caldwell, Joe Burn
Gov. Gavin Newsom just snapped up a new Bay Area home: a hidden mansion in the Marin County town of Kentfield, fitted with outdoor sculptures, a guest house, a handful of walk-in closets, and a swimming pool and spa.
By: Sam Mondros
In San Francisco’s most progressive neighborhood, a Christian school founded by a conservative nationalist from Texas is thriving. Donum Dei is part of a movement of the city’s small yet growing Christian schools employing the “classical” curriculum.
By: Sam Mondros
In each episode of our podcast “ Life in Seven Songs ,” we ask the world's brightest minds and leaders: What songs tell the story of your life?
By: Sam Mondros
Jay Blakesberg’s photos captured the soul of rock & roll legends like the Grateful Dead, U2, and Radiohead. In this episode of “Life in Seven Songs,” he shares the music that defined his career, from psychedelic rock to the Dead’s transformative influence.
By: Sam Mondros
Eungie Joo, a prominent global curator and head of contemporary art at SFMOMA, was fired from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on Tuesday.
By: Sam Mondros
In a lawsuit even the most po-faced among us would likely describe as hilarious — Alexander Xue alleges that the bowling alley's claw machines are rigged. He claims he spent $52 on the machines and only won one stuffed animal, the horror.
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