Tom Zurawski is a journalist for WSAW-TV, focusing on local news in Wausau, Wisconsin. With a passion for storytelling, Tom covers a variety of topics including community events, human interest stories, cold cases, and local government. He strives to bring attention to important issues and shed light on the stories that matter most to the people of Wausau.
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Wausau, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
Tom Zurawski's coverage of local events, entertainment news, and government and politics in the Wausau area suggests that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to impactful community stories, local initiatives, or human interest features. Expert commentary from local leaders or individuals involved in community events could resonate well with his coverage focus.
Given Tom's emphasis on family & relationships and seasonal themes such as holiday glee and sweaters for all to see at Wausau East High School, consider pitching heartwarming human-interest stories that align with these themes.
Additionally, topics related to health care (such as nitrous oxide abuse), high school sports (Wausau West students building new boat landing kiosks), environmental contamination (PFAS contamination) could also capture his attention when offering relevant expertise or insights into these issues within the Wausau community.
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Applications for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program are available at the WCDA office or online
By Dale Ryman and Tom Zurawski Published: Apr. 2, 2024 at 4:40 AM GMT+2
By Sean White, Kassandra Sepeda and Tom Zurawski Published: Apr. 5, 2024 at 1:22 AM GMT+2
By: Alicia Schumacher, Tom Zurawski
Staff at Aspirus have completed the training every year for more than 20 years
By: Hailey Clevenger, Tom Zurawski
You can make donations at Our House Senior Living before the April 26 event
7th graders were excited to participate and learn about the jobs that some of their parents do
By: Tom Zurawski, Mark Holley
High school students in Auburndale drove their tractors on Friday, but not for the usual reason.
In Stacy Wagler’s world, tick-tock is not what it means today, but rather his passion.
By Kassandra Sepeda, Sean White and Tom Zurawski Published: May. 3, 2024 at 1:25 AM GMT+2
School leaders hope to make this first ever event, into an annual occurence
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