Tim Calabro is a journalist for the Herald Of Randolph, focusing on local news in Myrhorod. With a passion for community reporting, Tim covers a range of topics including events, local government, human interest stories, and community initiatives. His articles aim to keep residents informed and engaged in the happenings of their town.
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Tim Calabro's coverage focuses on local events and news in Myrhorod, with a strong emphasis on community-related topics such as government & politics, sports, entertainment news, education, and business & industry. Given his focus on announcements and event coverage related to the local area, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide updates or insights into upcoming community events, local government initiatives or policies impacting residents.
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- Promoting upcoming community events
- Highlighting unique educational initiatives or achievements within the locality
- Providing insights into locally relevant business developments
Given Tim's interest in seasonal content and holiday celebrations specific to the area of Myrhorod, consider pitching stories related to traditional foods for holidays or features about how the community celebrates various occasions.
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In his keynote address at the Randolph Area Community Development Corporation's (RACDC) annual meeting last Friday, Kevin Chu, executive director
Works To Revive Forests Damaged By Industry By Tim Calabro María José Iturralde, a dedicated environmentalist from Ecuador, returned to
Tammy Munyon has spent the past few months diving headfirst into the multifaceted duties of her new position as Randolph’s town clerk and treasurer. Appointed in August, Munyon has faced the dual challenges of tax season and running her first general election, all while settling into the role. Despite the hectic start, she’s eager to stay and plans to run […]
Randolph Ctr. Carolers Usher in Holiday Cheer Since 1950, the unofficial beginning of the holiday season has been Randolph Center's annual carol
Monthly Services At 200-Year-Old Landmark For nearly a decade, the East Bethel Community Church sat dormant, after its aging congregation dwindled and dispersed.
Weeks of Work Bring Cheer To Holiday Nights At the home of Roger McCrillis and Leanna Zick, Christmas is more than just a season—it's an elaborate celebration of creativity, community, and holiday spirit.
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The Randolph Area Community Development Corporation (RACDC) announced Tuesday that Andrew Reid has been appointed as the organization’s new executive director, succeeding longtime leader Julie Iffland, who plans to transition to a part-time project management role. Reid officially begins his tenure on January 13, with a full assumption of responsibilities set for April 1. The announcement follows a months-long, nationwide […]
Two-and-a-Half Decades Building Up Fairgrounds Sugarhouse
In his inaugural address last Thursday, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott called on state lawmakers to prioritize initiatives that promote economic growth, equity, and community well-being.
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