Wayne Snider is a journalist based in Timmins, Ontario, Canada. He writes for local publications such as TimminsToday, The Journal Gazette, and South Bend Tribune, covering a range of topics including local news, sports, and community events.
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Wayne Snider's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly girls' basketball, and he also covers local food and entertainment news. His emphasis on expert commentary suggests that he would likely be interested in pitches from knowledgeable individuals who can provide insights or analysis related to the local sports scene, upcoming games or tournaments. Additionally, given his coverage of food and entertainment, Wayne may also be open to stories about unique dining experiences or new developments in the local entertainment sector.
Since Wayne focuses on a specific geographic area (Canada, Ontario, Timmins), any pitches should be tailored to this location. If you have information relevant to the mentioned areas regarding basketball events or features related to food and entertainment venues within these regions then it might interest him.
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By: Wayne Snider, Lawrence North
Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Benton Central (16-2), Caston (15-0), Eastbrook (13-1), Evansville Memorial (11-3), Fort Wayne Northrop (10-3), Franklin Central (7-7), Gibson Southern (11-4), Greensburg (12-3), Lanesville (15-1), Mooresville (14-3), North Knox (16-1), Orleans (13-1), South Knox (14-1), Westfield (11-5).
The senior Purdue commit hyperextended her knee in June and was not officially cleared until the first day of practice. She's appeared in 16 of 17 games this season, and felt she was back to 100% around the end of December.
By: Wayne Snider, Lawrence North
Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Benton Central (17-3), Caston (17-0), Eastern Hancock (16-1), Evansville Memorial (12-3), Franklin Central (8-7), Gibson Southern (14-4), Greensburg (13-3), Lanesville (17-1), North Knox (17-1), Plainfield (14-4), Silver Creek (11-4), South Knox (15-1), Warsaw (9-7).
Sweet Freez owners Paul and Holly Doyon toast the future to their new store Sweet Freez. The store will not only sell retro and current candy, but producedfreeze-dried treats with three freeze driers, including the one behind them. Wayne Snider for TimminsToday
By: Wayne Snider, Lawrence North
Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Borden (17-3), Eastern Hancock (19-1), Evansville Memorial (18-3), Franklin Central (11-8), Gibson Southern (18-4), Greensburg (16-4), Lanesville (20-1), Marquette Catholic (18-2), North Knox (21-1), Scottsburg (19-2), Silver Creek (16-4), South Knox (20-1), Warsaw (12-7), Washington (18-4).
Bickering over site of early district hospital led to loss of funding
Chef Jessica Bouvier, one of the owners of Red Seal Catering, enjoys her career. Red Seal will be opening a storefront next to Rubinos Petro Can in South Porcupine on March 2. It offers amped up favourites for grab and go lunches and even dinner specials. Submitted Photo
By: Wayne Snider
Now the home to Spruce Hill Lodge, Porcupine General Hospital opened in 1938 and operated for over five decades
By: Tyler James
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