James Bartolo is a reporter at the Pueblo Chieftain, where he covers a range of topics including politics, education, and public policy. With a focus on regional interest and world news, Bartolo explores themes such as government, elections, and cultural movements. He has been featured in notable publications including Lexology, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Based on James Bartolo's article titles and coverage attributes, he seems to focus primarily on local news in Pueblo, Colorado. His topics include education, government & politics, crime, and events.
Given his emphasis on government announcements and press releases related to local events and policies, consider reaching out with pitches focused on providing insights or expert commentary about educational initiatives or political developments specific to the Pueblo area. Additionally, if you have information about local crime trends or upcoming community events that align with his coverage themes, it could be valuable for him.
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Pueblo is charging retailers fees for abandoned shopping carts to offset city costs for collection and storage.
By: James Bartolo
The 59th annual Fiesta Day returns to the Colorado State Fair Sunday with its famous parade and cultural celebrations.
By: James Bartolo
After the Aspen Acres Fire destroyed historic sites, an upcoming benefit dinner seeks to help fund recovery for the Pueblo Mountain Park.
By: James Bartolo
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By: James Bartolo
The 21st Century Road to Housing Act brings $62 million to Colorado projects, including $3.7 million for one in Pueblo.
By: James Bartolo
David and Ieshia Jiron are the new owners of Nick's Dairy Creme, fulfilling a childhood dream for the couple who grew up on the East Side.
By: James Bartolo
Pueblo D60 and Pueblo D70 demonstrated academic growth in the latest state performance frameworks.
By: James Bartolo
Two postponed ordinances with outspoken supporters and opponents will get another look from Pueblo City Council on Sept. 14.
By: James Bartolo
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By: James Bartolo
Forty-six Pueblo County nonprofits have requested over $2.2 million in combined CSAC funds. New applicants include a local abortion clinic.
