Erin Alberty is a Reporter at Salt Lake City Weekly. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on events and conferences. Erin's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN and Axios.
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Erin Alberty's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, events, and topics in Utah and Salt Lake City. She often reports on government announcements, private sector activities, press releases, entertainment news, house & home-related stories as well as government and politics.
Given her focus on local events and businesses within Utah and Salt Lake City, Erin would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives that align with her themes of interest. Additionally, she may welcome story ideas centered around unique aspects of the community or human-interest features tied to the region.
Sources offering insights into local developments within Utah or specific neighborhoods in Salt Lake City could be particularly valuable for Erin's coverage. If pitching a product or business announcement related to these areas is relevant to her themes covered then it might also attract attention.
Lastly given the emphasis on Entertainment News among other things she might appreciate compelling angles involving music artists' influence over cultural trends locally or similar engaging content for readership.
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Utah's immersive LARPing park will be bestselling fantasy author Brandon Sanderson's new event center.
As invasive phragmites soak up water the Great Salt Lake desperately needs, I figured claiming a few stalks for my Halloween display would be a good deed.
The company has reaped tens of millions in profits on "illegal wagers," Utah alleges.
After decades of lighting the Salt Lake Valley with a literal beacon of holiday cheer, Frosty's Winter Wonderland is pulling the plug on its annual Avenues display
Higley cropped herself and her husband out of the photo because "we look evil smiling while the kids are losing it."
Salt Lake has some of the nation's best professional haunted attractions , so thrill-seekers here might wonder whether Asylum 49 is worth the trip.
If you visit Asylum 49, you can check out these fun free haunts and displays on your way in or out of Tooele.
A new Sugar House eatery is serving up a cuisine that manifests comfort and familiarity — despite its rarity in Utah.
Infectious disease experts say Utah agriculture and health officials haven't responded adequately to a bird flu outbreak on a mink farm near Payson, per a ProPublica investigation
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