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: Sam Mondros
He came up with some of the most memorable advertising campaigns in history. Now Rich Silverstein turns his creative eye to the fabric of political deception.
By: Sam Mondros
Sewage is flowing from the cliffs of Bolinas to the beach below. But that isn't stopping local surfers, who are loving the tourist-free water.
By: Sam Mondros
From trips on acid to trips to preschool, Joe Roberts' art has evolved to fit his lifestyle. Now, the San Francisco-based artist channels inspiration from fatherhood in his foggy Outer Sunset studio. Get a glimpse of his world, where skate culture and surrealism meet parenting.
By: Sam Mondros
When my editor told me I needed to find not just a pair of lederhosen but an entire Oktoberfest outfit one day before San Francisco's biggest German
By: Sam Mondros, Joe Burn
Supervisor Aaron Peskin went above and beyond in his civic duties Thursday morning. As he drove toward City Hall along Van Ness Avenue, he spotted what appeared to be a homeless man being beaten and robbed.
By: Sam Mondros
Natasha Bedingfield drew some of the biggest crowds to one of the smallest stages at the third annual music festival.
The brainchild of museum director Monetta White, the inaugural Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week kicks off Tuesday.
By: Sam Mondros
The FBI and SFPD have been working to surveil for threats of anti-semitic attacks.
By: Sam Mondros
Mark Cuban: NBA owner, Shark Tank investor, and one very emotional guy. He lets it all hang out in the latest episode of “Life in Seven Songs.”
By: Sam Mondros
When I think of Fleet Week, my mind goes to topless bars, which usually offer free entry for sailors and Marines during the seven-day military takeover of San Francisco.
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