Send a tip to Tideview Dispatch without the noise.
Got a lead, a photograph, or a document that deserves a closer look? We keep the line open for residents, mariners, and local businesses who need a newsroom that actually answers the phone.
Fast, careful, and source-aware
Why leave a good lead sitting in your pocket? We treat every submission as a newsroom task, not a form submission.
Tell us what you know.
Anonymity matters. So does clarity. If you can share names, dates, locations, or files, our editors can verify the lead faster and protect the source better.
Confidential by default
Need to stay off the record? Tell us up front and we’ll work carefully from there.
Documents help
Screenshots, invoices, manifests, emails, and logs all help us verify a story properly.
We respond quickly
If it’s time-sensitive, say so. Why wait when a deadline is already on the water?
A few things to include
Harbour, street, dock, office, yard, or vessel name.
Even an approximate time window is useful.
Witnesses, contacts, spokespeople, or departments.
If your submission is urgent, call us as well. A form is tidy, but a live conversation can save an hour when the tide’s moving fast.
Talk to a real editor.
General questions, publication corrections, and press matters all land in the same place first. After that, we route them to the right desk. Simple, right?
General newsroom line
Phone: +1-202-555-0123
General email
Investigative desk
For records, leaks, and accountability reporting, use the tip form and mark it clearly.
Maritime desk
Harbour notices, vessel movements, and port-side developments go here first.
Office address
Mount Washington Estate Road, Washington 00870, United States of America.
Office hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30am–5:30pm
Saturday, 10:00am–2:00pm
Sunday, closed
Best for press matters?
Email us first, then call if you need a same-day response. It keeps the newsroom organised and gets your enquiry to the right editor faster.
Visit our office
We’re at Mount Washington Estate Road in Washington, and the door is open for scheduled visits. Parking is limited, so plan ahead. Why wrestle with a queue when a quick call can make the visit smoother?
Follow the main waterfront route inland, then turn towards Mount Washington Estate Road. Use the office entrance at the front side of the building.
Parking
A small visitor bay is available on site. If it’s full, use nearby street parking and ring ahead.
Visiting hours
Weekday appointments work best. Walk-ins are welcome when the newsroom isn’t chasing a deadline.
A simple, clear route in
No embedded map needed here. Just the place, the timing, and the practical details you’ll actually use.
Working together?
Advertising, sponsorship, syndication, and republishing requests have their own lane. That’s the cleanest way to keep editorial work separate from commercial conversations, don’t you think?
Email the partnerships deskWe welcome local sponsors who want their message placed beside serious journalism, not buried in clutter. Got a campaign brief or a launch date?
Send the outline, target dates, and preferred contact details to [email protected], and we’ll route it to the right team.
Want to republish a story or share a report with attribution? We’re open to responsible distribution when the source is credited correctly and the context stays intact.
Ask for our reuse terms before copying anything across. It saves time, and it saves awkward emails later.
Need logos, audience notes, or publication facts for a pitch deck? Our media kit keeps the basics tidy and current.
Open digital publicationsCampaign timing
Let us know the launch window and any embargo dates.
Policy clarity
Commercial use and editorial use are handled separately.
Quick assets
Ask for brand files when you need the correct masthead or lock-up.
A newsroom built for local accountability.
Some people call because they need a correction. Others send a tip, a tide chart, or a photo that changes the whole picture. We believe all of it belongs in one careful workflow.
A good lead gets checked twice, sometimes three times.
Harbour updates need quick routing and clear context.
Useful links
Need a quicker answer?
Call the office, email the desk, or send the form. We’ll take it from there. Short route. Clear result.
The old newsroom habit still applies: when in doubt, call first, write second, and verify everything.