Tim Calabro is a photographer at Seven Days. He focuses on themes of arts and entertainment, culture and society, and event technology, capturing the essence of various cultural events and fine art. Tim's work has been featured in notable publications such as Seven Days, Herald Of Randolph, and Samsung Electronics.
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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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By: Tim Calabro
Hospital stays can often feel like stepping into an unfamiliar world, filled with uncertainty about treatment plans and daily care routines.
Publishing holiday art from area school children has been a tradition at The Herald for more than 30 years now and it’s one of our favorite things. Thanks to the diligence of local teachers and the creativity of our young people, we receive many more piece of artwork than we’re able to print in the newspaper. So here is the […]
Crowd Expresses Concern About Town Leadership By Tim Calabro At a spirited public meeting held Thursday, Dec. 18 in the Esther Mesh Room at
It's been quite a year! 2025 was just packed with its share of celebrations and tragedies.
Year in Review Compiled By Tim Calabro Last week's Herald took a look back at the first half of 2025 in our annual Year in Review.
More than 200 people turned out Friday, March 20, for the annual Empty Bowls dinner at Randolph Union High School, raising an estimated $5,500 for the Randolph Area Food Shelf and continuing a long-running community tradition centered on food and local craftsmanship. The event, founded locally by Stephanie Tyler, owner of Third Branch Pottery Supply, brings together area restaurants, student […]
Stories Swapped, Lessons Learned, Syrup Tasted By Tim Calabro In a cozy sugarhouse tucked off Johnson Hill Road, maple syrup production this spring is as much about family as it is about sap.
By: Tim Calabro
State lawmakers representing Windsor County detailed ongoing legislative efforts on affordability, education reform and workforce development during a community breakfast Monday, while acknowledging uncertainty on several major policy fronts as the session enters its final stretch. Sen. Joe Major, a first-term Democrat, said his early months in the Legislature have underscored how difficult it is to translate broad goals into […]
Vermont State University celebrated the Class of 2026 during commencement ceremonies in Randolph Center, recognizing graduates’ perseverance, personal growth and commitment to their communities. The ceremony also marked the final commencement presided over by outgoing university President David Bergh. Addressing graduates, Bergh reflected on Vermont State’s role in rural communities and encouraged students to maintain perspective as they move into […]
More than a year before Randolph’s town plan is due for renewal, town zoning administrator Alex Torpey is leading an effort that he hopes will do more than update required documents. Through a series of community conversations held in living rooms, public spaces and other informal settings, the town is asking residents to help shape its vision for housing, development, […]
