David L. Dye is an Author. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, event management, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on the construction industry and professional sports. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as Meadville Tribune, Yahoo News, and Government Technology.
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David L. Dye's coverage reveals a focus on local events, government and politics, education, business and industry within the Pennsylvania region of Hermitage. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events such as art exhibitions or community initiatives, government policies impacting the area, developments in the local business scene including store closures or tax assessments.
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Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority, or PENNVEST.
Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority, or PENNVEST.
By: David L. Dye
Two Mercer County schools will receive almost a million dollars in combined grants for student programs involving the transportation industry.
Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Lucas Rehabilitation on Oct. 12 at 201 Erie St., Grove City. From left are chamber Executive Director Beth Black, Mercer County Commissioner Chair Ann Coleman, Lucas Rehabilitation owners Dr. Jacob Billak, DPT, and Dr. Nicole Billak, with their son Lucas, Mercer County Commissioner Bill Finley Jr., Grove City Mayor Randy Riddle, and chamber board member Mitch McFeely, of NexTier Bank.
By: David L. Dye, David Dye
Visitors browse through multiple vendors at the annual Howl-O-Ween party Saturday at Hillcrest-Flynn Pet Funeral Home and Crematory in Hermitage.
Local historian Robert Lark makes a presentation at the Hermitage Historical Society meeting Tuesday evening in the Stewart House in Hermitage.
By: David L. Dye, David Dye
Construction continues on the new Target at the Hickory Fields commercial development near the intersection of North Hermitage Road and East State Street in Hermitage.
By: David L. Dye, David Dye
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