Tyler Hatfield is a journalist based in Pennsylvania, focusing on local news and events in the Lancaster area. With experience writing for WPMT FOX43 and KXTV-TV in Sacramento, Tyler covers a range of topics including community events, entertainment, and local businesses.
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Tyler primarily covers local events and seasonal topics in Pennsylvania, particularly focusing on entertainment news and family-related themes. His articles often feature upcoming events, so those involved with organizing or participating in local events would likely find success reaching out to him for coverage.
Given his interest in government announcements and nonprofits, individuals and organizations involved with community initiatives or social causes within Pennsylvania may also be of interest to Tyler.
When pitching to Tyler Hatfield, it's important to highlight the local aspect of your story or event as he has a strong focus on covering activities specific to Pennsylvania communities.
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On top of managing our elections, Palm Beach County election officials say they're managing another tedious task: Wading through a flood of public records requests.
STUART, Fla. — Drivers in Martin County said they’re feeling a little annoyed about roadway reflectors on U.S. Highway 1 in Stuart.
Guillermo Canedo, spokesperson from FDOT, said crews used base material and asphalt to make the repairs today.
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By: Tyler Hatfield
MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. — Martin County is not only celebrating a record-high voter turnout for the 2024 election, but the county's Supervisor of Elections
By: Tyler Hatfield, Edward Steba
“It’s just blowing to the house,” said Marguerite Parent, a resident living in the retirement community Indianwood.
By: Tyler Hatfield
MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. — Twenty-six new firefighters are coming to Martin County thanks to some help from the federal government.
By: Tyler Hatfield
ST. LUCIE COUNTY, Fla. — WPTV has learned that the investigations of stolen horses on the Treasure Coast could be connected.
Swimmers at Martin County High School told WPTV they want their pool back after it was closed indefinitely due to electrical issues.
By: Tyler Hatfield
On Monday night, more than 90 residents from the Indianwood retirement community voiced their concerns about dust blowing onto their properties from the Terra Lago construction site.
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