Beth Teitell is a staff reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, competitive sports, and general assignment news, with a particular focus on Massachusetts and world affairs. Beth's work has been featured in the Boston Globe Technology section, showcasing her insights on various subjects from ESG to the latest in beauty and fashion.
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Beth Teitell's coverage focuses on local lifestyle and entertainment topics, with a heavy emphasis on seasonal events and expert commentary. She appears to value data-driven insights as well.
If you are looking to pitch to Beth, consider providing localized angles or expert opinions related to lifestyle trends, seasonal activities in Massachusetts or Boston, consumer behaviors during specific holidays or seasons, and the impact of current events on daily life in these areas. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data that can support her articles' themes such as entertainment news or lifestyle trends in the mentioned geographic locations it will likely grab her attention.
Given the focus of her articles on local aspects of lifestyle and entertainment topics within Massachusetts and Boston specifically, keep your pitches centered around this geographical area for better alignment with her coverage interests.
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By: Beth Teitell
Who am I to question a bay leaf? I'm the person who contributes paper goods to a potluck.
By: Beth Teitell
With Nov. 5 looming, Boston feels like it’s bracing for a hurricane — not a presidential election. Who will be devastated?
A powerful campaign made the r-word unacceptable in polite society, but now, even — or especially — the president-elect uses it.
By: Beth Teitell
Its use was banned in policymaking more than a decade ago. But recently it has cropped up in high-profile ways, putting those with developmental disabilities, their loved ones, and advocates on edge.
By: Beth Teitell
Who has time to age? By the time you're done rehabbing one problem, another is appearing on the horizon.
By: Beth Teitell
Trump Detachment Syndrome is a self-protective gambit that requires a news blackout. Its sufferers were once so up on the news they could sub in for CNN commentators. Now they're too fatigued to even hate-read.
From our Starting Point newsletter, where you begin your day informed Good morning.
By: Beth Teitell
The thieves stealing packages from our front doors are getting more aggressive. And Bostonians are fighting back.
By: Beth Teitell
Dunkin' is selling self-care products now. But is it good to smell like a doughnut?
‘Tis the season of joy. But for the most intense holiday decorators, there's a sadness, too. How can you bring in new decor when you already lack ample display space for your existing collection?
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