Laura Tesler is a journalist at the Salem Reporter, where she focuses on climate change, energy policy, and sustainable agriculture. With a passion for environmental issues, Laura's work often intersects with themes of renewable energy and global warming, reflecting her commitment to ecological advocacy. She has been featured in several publications, including the Curry Coastal Pilot and the Daily Astorian.
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Laura Tesler’s coverage focuses on local events, seasonal celebrations, and human interest stories in Salem, Oregon. She often covers community gatherings and events such as festivals, parades, and fairs. Her articles frequently feature photo essays.
If you want to reach out to Laura with a story idea or pitch, consider proposing local event coverage that aligns with the themes she commonly features: family & relationships, entertainment news (particularly related to local events), and house & home topics. For example, you could suggest pitches highlighting unique annual competitions or employee engagement initiatives within Salem's community.
Given her focus on visual content evidenced by frequent use of photos in her articles including "BEST OF" compilations at the end of each year suggests she may be interested in visually compelling stories or ideas for visual storytelling around public transportation within the city.
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Thousands flocked to the state fairgrounds over the weekend to pet llamas, dig for potatoes and ride tractors at Ag Fest. To comment on this story, use the form at the end of the report.
By: Laura Tesler
Outstanding educators nominated for this year's Crystal Apple Awards by their students, colleagues and the community walked the red carpet Thursday night, May 14.
By: Laura Tesler
Oregon businesses that burn fossil fuels, like Woodburn Nursery & Azaleas, will see costs increase as Oregon’s Climate Protection Program is implemented (Laura Tesler)
By: Dan Rayfield, Laura Tesler
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See photos of the action at Ironman 70.3, which took place in Salem on Sunday, July 19. Athletes swam the Willamette River, biked across wine country and ran through Minto-Brown Island Park. To comment on this story, use the form at the end of the report.
The 27th year of Hoopla saw 151 teams play on courts set up along Court Street on the north side of the Capitol.
As featured on Oregon's governor, chief election official and top lawyer vowed Monday to continue fighting … (0) comments
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Salem ticket holders spent a night under the big top at the Flynn Creek Circus at Riverfront Park this weekend.
