Shamaya Sutton is a journalist based in Marysville, California. She writes for the Appeal-Democrat and Yahoo News, covering local news and events in the Yuba-Sutter area. With a focus on community theater, education, and cultural events, Shamaya aims to provide engaging and informative articles for her readers.
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Shamaya Sutton predominantly covers local events and community news, with a focus on entertainment, culture & society, and house & home. Given this orientation, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming community events (e.g., performances, festivals), human interest stories about local figures or organizations making an impact in the area, as well as features on unique aspects of Marysville's cultural scene.
As her coverage attributes indicate a significant emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics, consider tailoring your pitch to align with ongoing or upcoming local events. Additionally, given the prevalence of opinion editorials in her work, she may be open to thoughtful insights from experts that can provide valuable commentary on relevant socio-cultural issues within the Marysville community.
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March 6 has become known as “Black Balloon Day,” a national and international event meant to commemorate the lives of those lost to a drug overdose.
Brian Tom grew up in the only home with a bay window on First Street.
Doug Marr patrols the local orchards of Live Oak while his curious mule, Molly, stops to greet a small visitor. Courtesy photo
The rain may be a welcoming sight for local growers but increased moisture levels can lead to other problems such as a soilborne “water mold” referred to as phytophthora.
Zelda the 23-year-old “zonkey” at Little Buttes Farm in Sutter. Zelda is a type of zebroid, her father was a zebra and her mother was a donkey. She lives with a variety of other intriguing pack animals and livestock and doesnt mind having her picture taken.
By: Shamaya Sutton
The California Bountiful Foundation has launched its first mentorship program called “Expanding Our Roots.”
Mar. 8—The rain may be a welcoming sight for local growers but increased moisture levels can lead to other problems such as a soilborne "water mold" referred to as phytophthora.
A new in-home care organization has come to Yuba City led by Regina Le-Grand-Sawyer.
By: Shamaya Sutton
Nicole Cook, center, poses with a group of participants during a recent paint party at Willow Glen in Oregon House. Courtesy photo
Matthew Timoszyk, the “Casual Chef,” poses in front of his prized spice rack in his home kitchen in Yuba City. Courtesy of Glynis Buschmann
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