Virginia Kropf is a journalist based in Medina, New York. She writes for the Lockport Union Sun & Journal and the Cleburne Times Review, with her work also appearing in the Niagara Gazette. Virginia covers local news and events, including community programs, fundraisers, and stories that highlight the connections and history of Medina.
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Virginia Kropf's coverage primarily revolves around local events, announcements, and seasonal topics in Medina, New York. Her focus leans heavily towards family & relationships and entertainment news.
Given Virginia's emphasis on local events and community initiatives, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or human interest stories within the Medina area. This could include unique family-focused activities, cultural celebrations, or heartwarming community stories.
Additionally, considering her coverage of seasonal themes such as Christmas programs and Polar Express rides back into Medina, she may also appreciate pitches related to local holiday traditions and festivities. These can encompass features on traditional English cuisine for holiday menu planning or spotlighting unique dining experiences within the region that tie into these festive occasions.
It's important to note that Virginia Kropf focuses mainly on the United States with a specific focus on New York State and more specifically the town of Medina.
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Posters of dragons and faeries are set up in Rotary Park during last year’s Faery Festival, where children were photographed in their costumes.
By: Virginia Kropf
WEST SHELBY — A love of antiques and a posting on Pinterest have propelled a Medina-area homeowner onto the pages of the national magazine Country Sampler.
By: Virginia Kropf
MEDINA — Billiards talent Jake Jackson, 15, recently competed in the Billiard Education Foundation Junior National Competition in Illinois. Although he didn't qualify for the world championship, he placed fourth
Organizers of the 2024 Barker Corn Festival are pulling out the stops to make this the best and most exciting one ever, according to organizer Heidi Dergel.
BARKER — An ice cream shop which opened July 23 is already making a name for itself.
By: Virginia Kropf
MEDINA — Steven Morse was a man who was a dedicated member of the Medina community and a devoted family man, but his claim to fame was his talent in
BARKER — An ice cream shop which opened July 23 is already making a name for itself.
Golden Hill State Park employee Barb Larson walks the new path recently completed to allow visitors a closer look at the back of Thirty Mile Point Lighthouse, which faces Lake Ontario. According to Larson, another improvement was addition of boulders to reinforce the breakwall. Virginia Kropf | contributor
After 105 years farming and doing business in Lyndonville and Medina, the owners of LynOaken Farms and Leonard Oakes Estate Winery have announced they are disbanding the operations.
By: Virginia Kropf
A rendering of the GO Barn!, a multi-million dollar arts and cultural facility at the Orleans County 4-H Fairgrounds, is projected on a screen as agents of the Genesee-Orleans Regional Arts Council announce its intent to pursue development of the facility.
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