Tom Stromme is a news photographer based in Bismarck, North Dakota. He has worked for The Bismarck Tribune, capturing local events, sports, and news stories. Tom's photographs have also been featured in The Anniston Star.
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Bismarck, North Dakota, United States (Local)
Tom Stromme's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and press releases, with a particular emphasis on transportation & logistics as well as sports. To effectively engage him, consider providing unique angles or human-interest stories related to the specific local events he covers. If you have insights into how these events impact the community or can provide exclusive interviews with key figures involved in these local happenings, it would likely capture his attention.
Given his focus on North Dakota and Bismarck, pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of the local context and its significance to the region. This could include highlighting connections between national trends in transportation & logistics or sports with their implications for the local area that Tom reports on.
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Children in winter coats line up to get into a school bus on Thursday in Bismarck, N.D. Parts of Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin were under winter
By: Jeff Beach North, Doug Jensen, Tom Stromme
By: Tom Stromme, Rob Port
The groups join state Sen. Janne Myrdal, a leader in North Dakota's pro-life movement, in opposing the resolution.
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By: Tom Stromme
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By: Tom Stromme
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By: Tom Stromme
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Deer licenses available for the fall hunt in North Dakota have dropped for a third consecutive year, even after the mild winter.
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