David DeMulle' Has Received Many Awards For His Humanitarian Work

The executive editor of “The Foothills Paper”, David DeMulle has been providing real news to the North East Valley residents since 2004. His unbiased, honest articles is an effort to keep the locals informed about what the local organizations and politicians are doing to make their neighborhood a better place to live. Besides sincerely fulling his role as a newspaper editor, he serves the community through his humanitarian work.

David DeMulle' has even received many awards for his philanthropic efforts, including – an award from the California EDD for his efforts in working with and providing jobs for senior citizens; “Order of St. Stanislaus” award by the Polish government for providing medical appliances and materials to the disabled veterans of Poland; and many more.

As an endeavor to help the poor and needy, David DeMulle' is always involved in charity work. In the past, he has donated medical supplies worth $50,000 to the Haiti Medical Relief Organization, Shut down an illegal drug lab on Haines Canyon, paid for one year free cable for the Senior Center, and provided transportation for the "Homeless Helping the Homeless" agency.

About David DeMulle’ David DeMulle’ is the editor of “The Foothills Paper”, a leading newspaper in the North East Valley. In the past, he has served as a Contributing Editor for the American Ordnance Association magazine and for three more magazines in the field of Toner Cartridge Re-manufacturing. He has also authored and published ten technical and non-technical books.

Apart from performing his duties as the editor of his newspaper, David is currently working on a project that focuses on the use of cryogenic crystallization for zonal molecular destruction of lead bearing glass structures.

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