Denver, United States (Local)
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Scott Gilbert's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, healthcare, and crime in the United States, particularly Colorado and Denver. Given his emphasis on event coverage and press releases, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming local events or significant announcements from organizations in these areas.
For example:
- Pitching a story about a new initiative by a local healthcare organization aimed at improving community health.
- Offering an exclusive interview with a key figure involved in addressing pressing health concerns affecting the region.
- Proposing coverage of community events that promote family well-being or highlight important issues within the locality.
When reaching out to Scott Gilbert, it would be beneficial to emphasize how the pitch aligns with his focus on family & relationships as well as health & wellbeing topics within the context of local communities.
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By: Scott Gilbert
The Englewood Police Department filed a case with the Arapahoe County District Attorney's Office on June 2 after a vendor named The Village submitted an allegedly falsified state document to get the Englewood City Council to green-light a waiver of about $6,000 in event fees.
By: Scott Gilbert
Six members of the Englewood City Council, with District 2 Councilmember Jack Bethel absent, voted on June 15 to rescind a $6,000 fee waiver granted to an event organizer due to revelations that the vendor had gotten the waiver by giving the city an apparently falsified state document, compounded by a separate discovery that the same parties had been operating under what the city called an “objectively false” sales-tax license to sell alcohol at city summer events.
By: Scott Gilbert
First, Englewood city staff who successfully lobbied to secure a $6,000 city fee waiver for an events vendor said they had verified the vendor’s nonprofit status with the Colorado Secretary
By: Scott Gilbert
A special meeting of the Englewood City Council has been set for 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 1, to discuss a request brought forward by three councilmembers that could result in
Englewood will decide sometime on Saturday, July 4 whether to stage its annual fireworks display that night, making the city an outlier among Front Range communities, as most jurisdictions throughout
By: Scott Gilbert
Englewood’s traditional July 4 professional fireworks show came and went this year without incident, police report, while numbers from that night show the police received more reports of illegal explosives
By: Scott Gilbert
A woman who survived being shot twice by a police officer in Swedish Medical Center was trying to “force a suicide by cop situation,” in the opinion of a Cherry
By: Scott Gilbert
Book lovers have a new place to love in Englewood, where Merrick Brothers Books is opening a used-book store at 3978 S. Broadway.
By: Scott Gilbert
Penn State Health’s hospitals have been recognized by the American Heart Association for excellence in heart disease and stroke treatment. The awards honor sustained adherence to research-based guidelines that improve patient care and outcomes.
By: Scott Gilbert
Public open houses are set for today (Tuesday, July 21) and tomorrow (Wednesday, July 22) regarding Buffalo Grass Solar’s proposed 6-square-mile solar farm south of Matheson.
