Cassie Skobrak is a Reference Librarian at The Westerly Sun. She specializes in travel and tourism, with a keen focus on consumer travel, as well as topics related to authors, books, and publishing houses. Cassie's insights and expertise have been featured in The Westerly Sun.
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Cassie Skobrak's articles focus on local events, seasonal themes, and reviews related to libraries, books, reading, and community events. Her coverage suggests a strong interest in topics related to house & home as well as family & relationships.
For outreach to Cassie, consider pitching stories about local library events tied to specific seasons or holidays that offer practical tips for her readers. Additionally, providing insights into how these events can benefit the community or enhance family relationships is likely to resonate with her audience.
Given the local nature of Cassie's coverage (specifically Rhode Island/Westerly), pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of this geographic area and its unique characteristics.
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By: Cassie Skobrak
“News” is an interesting thing. These days, we're inundated by it: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, we're hit with nonstop updates in print, digital, and audio formats.
By: Cassie Skobrak
It’s been a great year for reading! Early in the year, much-anticipated additions to popular series, like “Sunrise on the Reaping” by Suzanne Collins (Hunger Games series) and “Onyx Storm”
By: Cassie Skobrak
January is here, and a brand new year lies ahead, full of possibilities! Whether you have a detailed list of your top 5 resolutions, or simply hope
By: Cassie Skobrak
It was a long winter, and I've lost count of the number of times I've had to deny my kids' requests to have picnics during frigid windstorms and go for walks through feet of snow and ice.
By: Cassie Skobrak
I was at home sick the other week, and ended up binge-watching the reality survival series “Alone.” It was enthralling, not because I’m some outdoorsy survivalist (quite the opposite, in
By: Cassie Skobrak
If you work in a library, you've probably been subjected to questions about the relevance of libraries in the 21st century.
By: Cassie Skobrak
Prior to becoming a parent, I was a bit baffled by the children’s book “Goodnight Moon.” It’s a tiny book, with only 130 words (20 of which are “goodnight”). There
By: Cassie Skobrak
There are many different literary awards given out each year, from humorous choices like the “Diagram Prize for Oddest Title of the Year”, to the undeniably prestigious Nobel Prize in
By: Cassie Skobrak, Mary Jo Girard
I’ve worked at the library for nearly a decade, during which time I’ve learned an awful lot about the building and our history. That said, I’m still constantly learning new
By: Cassie Skobrak
June is just around the corner, bringing with it all manner of wonderful things. The end of the school year. The start of our annual Summer Reading programs. Pride in
