Madison Hammond is an author at The Michigan Daily and The Detroit News. She focuses on themes related to food and beverages, the food industry, and health and wellness, with particular attention to food safety and consumer health. Madison's work has been featured in The Michigan Daily, The Detroit News, and Beyond Sport.
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Madison Hammond's coverage mainly focuses on local events and campus life at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She frequently covers local businesses, student organizations, and campus news. If you're reaching out to her for potential coverage or pitching a story idea, consider highlighting unique aspects of university-related happenings, new local business openings or closures in Ann Arbor.
Madison also features entertainment news and house & home topics occasionally. If your pitch aligns with these themes within the context of Ann Arbor or the University of Michigan area, it may capture her interest as well.
Given Madison’s focus on local news in Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan area specifically, she would be most receptive to pitches that are directly related to this geographic region.
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Recent health inspections in Taylor found roaches, improper glove use and temperature violations at local spots.
By: Madison Hammond
Recent health inspections in Westland found issues like improper food storage and moldy produce at local spots.
By: Madison Hammond
Madison Hammond | Special to The Detroit News Recent health inspections in some Garden City restaurants revealed black mold, unsafe
By: Madison Hammond
Wayne County health inspectors found violations at several Canton restaurants ranging from pests to food safety.
Wayne County health inspectors found improper food storage and other violations at Bowl Appetit, Northville Sports Den and more.
Madison Hammond | Special to The Detroit News Recent health inspections in some Livonia restaurants revealed microbial growth, unlabeled
Health inspectors found mold, flies, and temperature violations at several Farmington Hills restaurants recently.
Wayne County health inspectors cited several Romulus restaurants for issues like improper glove use and food storage.
Wayne County health inspectors found issues like improper handwashing and pests at several Allen Park restaurants.
Wayne County health inspectors recently visited several Taylor restaurants. See which violations were noted.
