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Juno Ogle

Staff Writer

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SILVER CITY BUDDHIST CENTER INC, ROSWELL DAILY RECORD, INC., NewsBreak

Preston's Summary

Juno Ogle is a Staff Writer at NewsBreak. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, culture, society, and agriculture, with a focus on issues such as public education and school administration. Juno's work has been featured in notable publications including Roswell Daily Record and Silver City Buddhist Center.

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Geo Focus

Silver City, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 66 %
Events: 13 %
Interviews Q&as: 11 %
Data Driven: 6 %
Promotional: 1 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Lawsuits
  • Public Education
  • School Administration
  • School Districts

Pitching Insights

Juno Ogle predominantly covers local news in the United States, primarily focusing on New Mexico and specifically Roswell. The articles revolve around community events, education, city government updates, and holidays.

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Articles

SILVER CITY BUDDHIST CENTER INC

Committee ponders off-leash dogs on Boston Hill

Committee ponders off-leash dogs on Boston Hill

By: Juno Ogle

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff A proposal to allow dogs off-leash on Boston Hill will get further discussion before a town committee decides whether it will make a recommendation to the Silver City Town Council. Silver City resident Angela Flanders brought her proposal to the Trails and Open Space Committee meeting Wednesday, and 11 people attended to express their views on the idea during the public input session of...

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Doctors-in-training to return this month

By: Juno Ogle

Family medicine residents will begin rotations at Gila Regional Medical Center this month in a new partnership with the University of New Mexico, hospital CEO Robert Whitaker told his board of trustees at their meeting Wednesday. Residents will do a rural medicine rotation at Gila Regional Family Medicine Clinic, 3185 N. Leslie Road, and at Cassie Health Center, 1618 E. Pine St., for anywhere from two to eight weeks, Whitaker...

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Both of New Mexico’s entries to D.C. book festival this year center on fire lookouts

Both of New Mexico’s entries to D.C. book festival this year center on fire lookouts

By: Juno Ogle

By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The two books chosen to represent New Mexico at the National Book Festival tell stories of one geographic area — the Gila National Forest — and even center on the same topic — life on fire watch towers. Since 2002, the New Mexico State Library has selected two books — one for youth and one for adults — as its annual Great Reads. Those...

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