Pleasant Hill Patch is a place to read the news and share your views. The site is also a resource for community members to publish information pertinent to Pleasant Hill residents. Here's how you can help keep the community informed, and publicize your event or news — all for free.
Announce it
Whether it's a post about a missing dog, a scholarship or the need for volunteers at the library, the announcements section on Pleasant Hill Patch is free and open to all. Click on "upload photos & video" to include a picture, which helps ensure your announcement gets maximum visibility. Announce anything from garage sales to engagements and graduations.
Put it on the calendar
The Pleasant Hill Patch community calendar is also a free space to share local goings on. Add upcoming events in Pleasant Hill and they'll be included in the calendar and published in the Pleasant Hill Patch email newsletter. Add your event to the calendar at PleasantHill.Patch.com/Events/New, and upload a picture too.
Blog about it
The Local Voices section on Pleasant Hill Patch is devoted to passionate people from the community who've got something to share — whether its expertise, insight or an opinion. Click on “Start a Blog” on the homepage, and get writing — when you're done, hit "submit" and your post will be ready to roll on to the editor for publication.
Some Changes on Pleasant Hill Patch
Starting this week, you'll see some new faces on Pleasant Hill Patch. Editor Jim Caroompas is now a Patch Content Manager, and his new duties will include managing stories, photos, videos and other content for East Bay Patch sites. Email him at Jim.Caroompas@Patch.com.
Local Patch editors Lance Howland and Emily Henry will coordinate content, contribute social media and recruit bloggers. David Mills will be field editor, reporting on events that affect the whole East Bay, including politics. Reach them at Lance.Howland@Patch.com, Emily.Henry@Patch.com and David.Mills@Patch.com.
