Saskia Hatvany is a freelance reporter with a diverse portfolio featured in notable publications such as the La Crosse Tribune, Wisconsin State Journal, and KARE 11. Her reporting spans various themes including events and conferences, sports, and regional interest, often highlighting topics like competitive sports, music, and wildlife. Through her work, she brings a unique perspective to both local and global stories.
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Saskia's coverage heavily focuses on local events, seasonal topics, and human interest stories in the La Crosse area. She seems to have a particular interest in house & home-related content as well as photography.
It would be beneficial to pitch her with local event coverage ideas such as seasonal festivities or unique community gatherings that showcase house & home design elements. Additionally, considering Saskia’s focus on photography and TikTok, she might be interested in stories featuring local photographers or TikTok personalities from the La Crosse area.
Given the emphasis on Christmas and seasonal themes, providing story ideas related to these topics could also resonate with her interests.
As Saskia has a strong focus on local news within Wisconsin and specifically La Crosse, pitches should align closely with this geographic scope.
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By: Saskia Hatvany
Twenty three dry dams in the Coulee Region are set to be decommissioned as part of a plan to prevent floods from damaging downstream communities, but opposition is mounting due to the potential impact on residents and ecosystems. Video by Saskia Hatvany Reporting by Caden Perry
By: Saskia Hatvany
In a small room on the second floor of the old Rubber Mills building in La Crosse, colorful toys line the walls from floor to ceiling while a handful of
By: Saskia Hatvany
In a small room on the second floor of the old Rubber Mills building in La Crosse, colorful toys line the walls from floor to ceiling while a handful of volunteers pack Christmas gifts away into black plastic bags.
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By: Saskia Hatvany
This year's favorite photos as picked by the Winona Daily staff. Visual Journalist Most Popular
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This year's favorite photos as picked by the Winona Daily staff.
By: Saskia Hatvany
This year at the La Crosse Tribune is one I will never forget. From a contentious presidential election to one of the warmest winters on record, there was no shortage of stories to cover here in the Driftless Region.
By: Saskia Hatvany
Rotary lights volunteers pack up thousands of lights for the season following the annual Rotary Lights display in La Crosse, Wis. Video by Saskia Hatvany On a chilly afternoon at Riverside Park, tightly wound bundles of Christmas lights covered the ground of a warming tent as volunteers diligently sorted the piles of string lights used to light up the park for the annual Rotary Lights display. On Thursday, volunteers sort through the strings of lights used for the annual Rotary Lights display at Riverside Park in La Crosse. The string lights are wound up and stored over the summer to be reused the next year. Rotary Lights volunteer Jack Pedretti winds up Christmas lights at Riverside Park on Thursday, Jan. 2. Volunteers test lights and fix the broken strands before storing them for the year. Volunteer Jack Larson helps pack up lights Thursday at Rotary Lights in La Crosse. Mounds of lights are sorted in a warming tent at Riverside Park. Volunteers wrap up lights at Riverside Park. Lights are sorted in Riverside Park.
By: Saskia Hatvany
On a chilly afternoon at Riverside Park, tightly wound bundles of Christmas lights covered the ground of a warming tent as volunteers diligently sorted the piles of string lights used to light up the park for the annual Rotary Lights display.
Bonfires raged and a crpwd cheered as the annual High Jump competition at the Snowflake Ski Club in Westby geared up for its opening night.
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