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Statehouse Press Corps 134Th General Assembly (2021-2022) January 2021 The Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association Statehouse Press Corps 134th General Assembly (2021-2022) January 2021 PRINT MEDIA NEWS ORGANIZATION LOCAL ADDRESS & PHONE CORRESPONDENTS Associated Press 17 S. High Street Julie Carr Smyth 1103 Schrock Road Suite 820 Andrew Welsh-Huggins Suite 300 Columbus, OH 43215 Kantele Franko Columbus, OH 43229 (614) 221-5134 Farnoush Amiri (614) 885-2727 (614) 221-5135 1-800-762-4841 (614) 224-9561 FAX www.ap.org [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Bloomberg News 35 E. Gay St., Suite 500M Mark Niquette 731 Lexington Avenue Columbus, OH 43215 Kevin Miller New York, NY 10022 (614) 228-1647 (646) 268-6191 FAX [email protected] [email protected] Cincinnati Enquirer/Gannett 62 E. Broad Street *Jackie Borchardt 312 Elm Street Columbus, OH 43215 Jessie Balmert Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 768-8101 (513) 768-8410 [email protected] www.enquirer.com [email protected] (Cleveland) Plain Dealer/ 155 E. Broad Street Jeremy Pelzer Northeast Media Group Suite 2320 Laura Hancock 1801 Superior Avenue Columbus, OH 43215 Andrew Tobias Cleveland, OH 44114 (614) 228-6798 1-800-228-8272 (614) 228-6972 www.cleveland.com (614) 228-6872 FAX [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Columbus Dispatch [email protected] Cathy Candisky 469-6062 62 E. Broad Street [email protected] Randy Ludlow 559-1752 Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] *Darrel Rowland 461-5132 (614) 461-5000 [email protected] Rick Rouan 461-5007 (614) 461-7580 FAX-Main [email protected] Anna Staver www.dispatch.com [email protected] Marc Kovac Dayton Daily News 62 E. Broad Street Laura Bischoff 1611 S. Main Street Columbus, OH 43215 Dayton, OH 45409 (614) 224-1608 (937) 222-5700 (614) 224-4667 FAX (614) 224-1624 [email protected] 1-888-397-6397 www.daytondailynews.com Gongwer News Service (614) 221-1992 *Kent Cahlander 17 S. High Street (614) 221-7844 FAX Scott Miller Suite 630 [email protected] Mikel Livingston Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] Dustin Ensinger www.gongwer-oh.com [email protected] Jon Reed [email protected] Tom Gallick [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Hannah News Service (614) 228-3113 *Judith Bird 21 W. Broad Street (614) 228-5897 FAX Ashley Bird Suite 1050 [email protected] Noah Blundo Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] Shane Stegmiller www.hannah.com [email protected] Paul Teasley [email protected] Danny Eldredge [email protected] Spenser Hickey [email protected] Jack Lynch [email protected] Susan Kratzer [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Toledo Blade Statehouse Press Room *James Provance 541 Superior Street Room 107 Toledo, OH 43660 1 Capitol Square (419) 724-6000 Columbus, OH 43215 www.toledoblade.com (614) 221-0496 (614) 221-0629 FAX [email protected] New Americans Magazine Statehouse Press Room Deba Uwadiae 2700 E Dublin Granville Road Room 107 Suite 06 1 Capitol Square Columbus, OH 43231 Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 726-0917 [email protected] (614) 899-2310 FAX ELECTRONIC MEDIA WBNS 10 TV Radio & TV News Room Vacant 770 Twin Rivers Drive Statehouse Rm. 015 Columbus, OH 43215 1 Capitol Square (614) 280-3601 Columbus, OH 43215 614-460-3950, newsroom [email protected] Ohio Public Radio & Television (614) 466-4046 *Karen Kasler Radio & TV News Room (614) 466-9016 Jo Ingles Statehouse Rm. 015 (614) 221-2158 Dan Konik 1 Capitol Square (614) 221-9751 FAX Andy Chow Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] www.statenews.org [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Ohio News Network Radio Radio & TV News Room Dave James 605 South Front Street Statehouse Rm. 015 Daniel Barnett Columbus, OH 43215 1 Capitol Square (614) 460-3817 Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 460-2822 FAX [email protected] www.onnradio.com [email protected] WCMH – TV NBC-4 Radio & TV News Room Jason Aubry 3165 Olentangy River Rd Statehouse Rm. 015 Columbus, OH 43202 1 Capitol Square (614) 263-5555, newsroom Columbus, OH 43215 www.nbc4i.com (614) 648-8486 mobile [email protected] WHIO – TV Radio & TV News Room *Jim Otte 1414 Wilmington Avenue Statehouse Rm. 015 Jeff Guerini Dayton, OH 45401 1 Capitol Square (937) 259-2137 Columbus, OH 43215 Newsroom (937) 673-6310 mobile www.whiotv.com (937) 259-2005 FAX [email protected] WOSU – TV Radio & TV News Room Mike Thompson 2400 Olentangy River Rd. Statehouse Rm. 015 Columbus, OH 43210 1 Capitol Square Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 292-9678 x 4-9770 (614) 292-0513 FAX [email protected] 700 WLW/610 WTVN/ Radio & TV News Room vacant WTAM 1100/ Statehouse Rm. 015 iHeartMedia Ohio 1 Capitol Square 2323 W. 5th Avenue Suite 200 Columbus, OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43204 (614) 487-2480 www.610wtvn.com Ohio Capital Journal [email protected] Tyler Buchanan 20 S. Third St., Suite 232 (419.217.3773) Susan Tebben Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] Marty Schladen (740-707-4568) Jake Zuckerman [email protected] (409-750-1846) [email protected] (847-767-9876) WSYX / WTTE / MyTV vacant 1261 Dublin Road Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 481-6651, ext 6659, newsroom (614) 485-6624 FAX [email protected] Spectrum News Radio & TV News Room Molly Martinez 580 N. 4th St, Suite 350 Statehouse Rm. 015 Joshua Rultenberg Columbus, OH 43215 1 Capitol Square (614) 384-2640 Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] (301) 332-5673 [email protected] (267) 210-9453 * Denotes Columbus Bureau Chief Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association Statehouse, Rm. 107 1 Capitol Square Columbus, OH 43215 PRESS RELEASES MAY BE MAILED, E-MAILED OR HAND DELIVERED. Please send 25 copies of releases/announcements for the press corps. PLEASE INCLUDE ALL MEMBERS WHEN USING E-MAIL AS A DELIVERY METHOD. OLCA Officers Questions about the Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association may be directed to any of the current OLCA officers. These officers serve through December 2022. • President Darrel Rowland, Columbus Dispatch • Vice President Noah Blundo, Hannah News Service • Treasurer Jessie Balmert, Cincinnati Enquirer • Secretary Jeremy Pelzer, Cleveland.com • Board Member Andy Chow, Ohio Public Radio & TV • Board Member Vacant For updated information, please visit our website at www.olca.info. .
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