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William Cone's articles primarily focus on local events and announcements within the Catholic community in Florida. He appears to be interested in covering stories related to cultural events, education, family, and relationships within the context of Catholicism.
Given his coverage attributes which include a high percentage of announcements and press releases, he may be particularly responsive to pitches that involve upcoming local events or initiatives within the Catholic community in Florida. This could include newsworthy information about educational programs, author appearances, church-related projects or celebrations honoring specific figures or traditions.
Additionally, since William covers topics such as disabilities and foster care within the context of Catholicism, it might be beneficial to offer stories related to these themes from a local perspective. Any outreach should align with a clear tie-in to the local area and demonstrate relevance for William's audience.
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PALM BEACH GARDENS | Summertime, and the livin’ is easy. Except when you’re on a school campus. In that case, it’s time to clean up, spruce up, fix up and build up your facilities before the next school year rolls around.
By: William Cone
Automation of key parts of the detrashing process for more steadystate operations. Cleaner rejects and less equipment plugging
By: William Cone
Bishop Gerald M. Barbarito gathers with the newly ordained permanent deacons outside the cathedral, along with Deacon Pete Del Valle, director of permanent deacon formation for the diocese, left, and Deacon Dave Zanotelli, episcopal delegate for deacons, right. The newly ordained are, from left, José R. Capó, Dony E. Antony, Fred H. Bradley III, Mario R. Neyra, Timothy Dube and Victor Oscar Rodriguez. WILLIAM CONE | FC
The grounds of the Cathedral of St. Ignatius Loyola drew pilgrims for a rosary procession in Spanish. The next pilgrimage is set for Oct. 4, 2025.
Father Gabriel Ghanoum kisses one of the containers of cremated remains during a No One Buried Alone compassion service at Our Lady Queen of Peace Cemetery. FILE PHOTO BY WILLIAM CONE | FC
Father Gabriel Ghanoum speaks at the No One Buried Alone service behind the 252 rose-draped containers of cremated remains.
The relics of St. John Paul II in their new shrine at St. Peter Church in Jupiter. WILLIAM CONE | FC
Bishop Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez is fingerprinted as required by the church's Safe Environments program, with help from office assistant Connie Oblaczynski. WILLIAM CONE | FC
