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Zachary Zinser

Highly motivated public relations professional with a proven track record of delivering premium results for clients. 

Knowledgeable in media relations, project management, client relations, and social media content in a variety of industries such as nonprofit, healthcare, small business, community development, and event planning.

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WDIV •

Go on a leprechaun hunt in Metro Detroit

Tomorrow will be a beautiful day for St. Patrick’s Day with great warm weather. How about going outside and looking for a pot of gold? Berkley is one place where you may do so, since the city will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day all weekend.

Mike McGuiness, executive director of the Berkley Downtown Development Authority, and Jim Monahan, owner of the Twisted Shamrock, joined “Live in the D” co-host Tati Amare to discuss Leprechaun’s Day Out.

According to McGuiness, Downtown Berkley enjoys ha
WXYZ •

Local organization working to distribute 50K free books in the community

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (WXYZ) — A family-owned business in metro Detroit is aiming to give away 50,000 free books to people in the community and teachers.

The organization, Give My Books, picks up donated books from people’s homes and gives them away through JLC Book Sale. The book sale gave away 30,000 books last year, the group said.

Give My Books is expanding its pick-up area to include all of Washtenaw County and parts of Livingston, Oakland, Wayne and Monroe counties. It’s hoping the expansion
Detroit Free Press •

Winter Blast festival makes sunny, snowy Royal Oak debut

The combination of snow and sun Saturday provided the perfect arctic backdrop for Winter Blast's Royal Oak debut, which drew festivalgoers from across metro Detroit seeking outdoor games, food, music and dozens of frosty attractions including an ice rink, a zip line and an ice-covered snow slide.

"We’re having lots of fun," said Annie Prevost, of Royal Oak, who visited the festival on Saturday with her husband, Kris, and their two kids, Kendra and Karson. "(Kendra and Karson) just did the zip l
The Detroit News •

Crowds return for Detroit tree lighting in Campus Martius Park

Even with some trees still bearing leaves, downtown Detroit on Friday night displayed all the signs the holiday season is starting on schedule.

The 18th annual Detroit Tree Lighting kicked off the weeks leading up to Christmas with a colorful ceremony that drew tens of thousands to Campus Martius Park.

Presented by the Downtown Detroit Partnership and DTE Energy Foundation, the event featured a bevy of food trucks, figure skating, local performers, even a visit from "Santa."

The festivities a
The Kelly Clarkson Show •

Selfless Nurse Provides Care Packages To Overworked Nurses

It's National Nurses Week! Kelly meets Cat Golden, a Detroit nurse, who founded Nurses Inspire Nurses in 2018 and hosted "Coffee Talk" meetups to promote self-care among nurses. When the pandemic hit, Nurses Inspire Nurses sprang to action, providing care packages, hygiene items, and food to overworked nurses. Pilot Pens and Kelly felt inspired by Cat's hard work and awarded her $1,000.

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Stroke a ‘wake-up call’ for Marine veteran

A U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Fiat Chrysler assembly line worker, husband and father of three - Keith Tatum, 47, of Beverly Hills, understands the importance of living a healthy lifestyle. Although his stubbornness may have gotten him in medical trouble, his dogged Marine Corps determination helped him make healthy choices and rebound.

Tatum, who has a family history of stroke, first sensed something was wrong in August 2016. He remembers waking up early one Saturday morning with weakness in his