Michael Kras is the Head Writer and Digital Media Manager at Urbanicity Hamilton. He covers a diverse range of topics, including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and events and conferences, blending his interests in comedy, film, and consumer events. Michael's work has been featured in Narcity, Urbanicity Canada, and CEKAN.
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Michael Kras focuses on local news in Hamilton, Canada. His coverage predominantly includes updates on local businesses, events, closures, and renovations. If you are reaching out to him with a pitch, consider offering stories related to the opening or closure of local businesses in Hamilton or any significant changes happening within the community.
As Michael's coverage heavily involves press releases and private sector announcements, he may be particularly receptive to pitches that involve exclusive details about new business openings or closures in Hamilton.
Given his extensive reporting on house & home topics along with entertainment news and food & beverage updates at a localized level, consider tailoring your pitches to align with these themes for increased relevance.
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A historic building in Downtown Dundas has been revived as a brand-new pub that’s already caching Hamilton foodies’ attention.
By: Michael Kras
The Art Gallery of Burlington (AGB) - one of the Hamilton and Burlington region’s premier art institutions - is preparing to launch a Fall Exhibition that art
By: Michael Kras
Now, the reliable Theatre Ancaster - known for bringing professional quality community theatre to the Hamilton area - is staging a new production featuring
A unique café in Hamilton can boast the most beautiful views of any other coffee shop in the city.
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