Sharon Hodkin is the Editor at Newark Advertiser. She has a strong focus on events and conferences, arts and entertainment, and family relationships, often covering topics related to New Jersey, Newark, and theater reviews. Sharon has been featured in the Grantham Journal, Cigalah Group, and Newark Advertiser.
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Newark, United Kingdom (Local)
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Sharon's local focus on Newark, United Kingdom suggests a preference for pitches related to local events and businesses. Given the high coverage of entertainment news, she may be interested in features about upcoming performances or cultural events taking place in the area.
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By: Sharon Hodkin
There is a great opportunity to blow off the post New Year party cobwebs with a free day of racing at Southwell Racecourse.
The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to look what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
As the calendar enters December and we can start to enjoy the festivities, Larken & Co’s legal teams share 12 seasonal suggestions.
A round-up of club meetings, community events and theatre and music shows for the week ahead:
The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
A round-up of club meetings, community events and theatre and music shows for the week ahead.
The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to see what was making the news 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
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