Anne Delaney is a journalist specializing in sports and education at various esteemed publications. Her work often intersects themes of energy and mining with a focus on energy policy, sustainability, and the dynamics of competitive sports and higher education. Anne's insights and reporting have been featured in notable outlets including The Denver Gazette, BBC News, and The Denver Post.
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Anne Delaney focuses mainly on local sports events, particularly basketball and football. She also covers community events such as concerts, mental health topics, and university-related news. If you have a local angle related to sports (basketball or football in particular), community events, or university activities within the United States, Colorado, or Greeley area, she would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Considering her extensive coverage of college athletics and local sports teams' performances and players' achievements, providing insights into these areas could be an effective way to connect with Anne. Additionally, if your pitch involves human-interest stories related to mental health within the local community context or features involving musical events in Greeley specifically will likely resonate with her coverage focus.
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UNC (0-2) cut the Coyotes' lead to 21-17 late in the third on a 7-yard touchdown run by Justin Guin.
By: Anne Delaney
Tim Ryan argues Australia is trying to build a 21st-century, consumer-led electricity system while preserving retailers as compulsory ‘middlemen.'
Greeley police determined a 58-year-old man driving a semitruck was traveling north on 11th Avenue and turned right onto 10th Street to continue east.
By: Anne Delaney
Energy market specialist Tim Ryan says retailers are gaming everything from Solar Sharer and VPPs to dynamic network tariffs to protect their profits, and consumers are “the meal on the table.”
Tim Ryan argues Australia is trying to build a 21st-century, consumer-led electricity system while preserving retailers as compulsory ‘middlemen.’ But retailers are businesses that have little incentive to help households use less electricity or pay less for it.
By: Anne Delaney
Building was inaccessible to students, faculty and staff for 1st month of classes
The Bears, generally, were not as visibly deflated with the South Dakota loss as they were the previous week following the season opener Aug. 28 to Weber State.
Olsen and UNC meet the Cowboys at 2 p.m. Saturday at War Memorial Stadium. A match-up this year between two winless teams, the game is the 28th in a series dating to 1895.
Remembering the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 through the memories of a fire chief, a city employee, a funeral director and an air traffic controller
By: Anne Delaney
UNC led 13-7 into the fourth quarter, taking the lead on three-straight scores between the second and third quarters.
