Vince Richardson is a sports and recreation reporter for the Skagit Valley Herald, focusing on local sports in Sedro Woolley, Washington. With a passion for highlighting the achievements of athletes in the community, Vince covers a range of sports and events, from football to running, providing in-depth coverage and recognition for local talent. His work has also been featured in the Idaho Press.
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Sedro-Woolley, United States (Local)
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Vince Richardson's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and athletes in the Sedro Woolley area. He also covers general community news such as weather preparations and notable obituaries.
Given his focus, pitches should be tailored to feature local athletes' achievements, upcoming sporting events, or community-interest stories related to sports. If you have a compelling human interest story about a local athlete or an event happening within the Sedro Woolley area, it is likely to grab Vince's attention.
While he seems flexible with topics outside of sports occasionally covering city preparations for weather conditions and obituaries of notable locals; when pitching non-sports topics ensure they are directly relevant to the community of Sedro Woolley.
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SEDRO-WOOLLEY — The city of Sedro-Woolley will increase solid waste and recycling fees by 3.1%.
BURLINGTON — There is a forest's worth of cones and barrels at the intersection of Skagit Street and eastbound Highway 20 this week, as Colacurcio
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is conducting a survey of Dungeness crab harvested this past summer in three Puget Sound marine areas.
SEDRO-WOOLLEY — The public comment period of the Sedro-Woolley City Council's meeting Wednesday was abruptly ended after antisemitic comments were made by four individuals from outside the area via Zoom.
LYMAN — Candy and Tinsel seemed rather oblivious to all the attention they were getting Wednesday while lounging in their pen at Lyman City Park.
BURLINGTON — The Burlington City Council passed the city's 2025 budget on Nov. 26. The $53.4 million budget, which is balanced, was passed unanimously.
By: Vince Richardson
MOUNT VERNON — The Skagit Valley College men's basketball team was dominant Monday as it cruised to a 91-46 nonconference win over Northwest Indian College.
By: Vince Richardson
CENTRALIA — The Skagit Valley College women's basketball team fell to Centralia 72-66 in overtime Tuesday in a nonconference game.
By: Vince Richardson
Kiersten Hendrickson played a variety of positions this fall for the Sedro-Woolley High School girls’ soccer team.
By: Vince Richardson
The Burlington-Edison High School volleyball team rolled through the regular season, won the Northwest 2A District Tournament title and went on to finish third at the Class 2A State Tournament
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