Sarah Dubetz is a journalist at Castanet Kamloops and Castanet Media. She focuses on themes related to animals, animal care, and animal rights, while also exploring family relationships and parenting topics. Sarah's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her dedication to issues surrounding animal welfare and ecology.
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Sarah Dubetz's coverage is focused on light-hearted and entertaining local news, with an emphasis on oddities, pets, music, and cultural traditions. If you are looking to reach out to her for potential coverage or collaboration, consider offering unique stories related to local events in Canada (particularly British Columbia and Kelowna), amusing animal antics or heartwarming pet stories that would resonate with a broad audience.
For example, if you have insights into quirky cultural traditions or musical events in the region that align with Sarah's focus areas of entertainment news and oddities. Local businesses focusing on house & home may also find opportunities for coverage by reaching out regarding unique products or services related to pets or cultural activities within the community.
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Boy hilariously spells out "Nutella" but... How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Apparently he really values his alone time.
Dalgona, a sweet sponge candy, is a popular Korean street snack. Also known as ppopgi, the candy became popular in the '70s and continues to be a nostalgic treat.
Is this the world's skinniest car? How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Dalgona, a sweet sponge candy, is a popular Korean street snack.
The secret room behind Mount Rushmore. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Is this the world's skinniest car?
Being a t-ball coach must be stressful. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Have you ever seen a frowning Golden Retriever?
Meet the 91-year-old hiking the Appalachian Trail.
Perched on its favourite rock, this agama scans every direction, watching for insects, rivals and anything else that catches its attention.
Toddler holding a lizard. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Baby changes her mind real fast.
Bird crashes wedding. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Toddler holding a lizard. How does this story make you feel? (51 total votes)
You've probably heard that leaves of deciduous trees change color in autumn because they lose their green chlorophyll molecules, allowing the underlying yellow and orange pigments to shine through. However, this doesn't explain why the leaves change color in the first place.
