Henry Schwan is a reporter at MetroWest Daily News. He focuses on health and wellness issues, climate change, and regional interests, covering topics such as ESG, the Coronavirus, and wildfires in Massachusetts. Henry's work has been featured in prominent publications including USA TODAY, Yahoo Finance, and the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
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Henry Schwan's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news and issues pertaining to Massachusetts, particularly Worcester. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as mental health, accidents, weather, weight loss, addiction, AI technology, climate change and healthcare costs. Given the emphasis on government announcements and data citation in his work, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local politics and policies that impact the community.
Experts who can provide insights into these areas within the context of Worcester or Massachusetts would likely resonate with Henry’s coverage style. Pitches pertaining to public health initiatives and developments or local environmental concerns could also align with his reporting interests.
Given his focus on localized issues affecting Worcester and surrounding areas within Massachusetts as well as government-related themes such as policy changes or political developments at the state level are more likely to capture Henry's attention.
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Calling the situation a crisis, fire chiefs in the Nashoba Valley area of northern Worcester County are calling on Gov. Maura Healey to lend a helping hand.
By: Henry Schwan
Expansion of hospital helps counter hospital bed shortage in Central Mass.
By: Henry Schwan
Nurses told Dr. Robert Goldstein of the Department of Public Health about three alleged patient deaths connected to low staffing at the hospital
By: Henry Schwan
Retired Worcester firefighter Mark Stomski who retired in 2008 due to injuries suffered in the line of duty in 2006 died Saturday night.
By: Henry Schwan
Price Chopper has three and a half years left on its lease, and a spokesperson said it's looking for a tenant to sublet the space.
By: Henry Schwan
Summer opening planned.
By: Henry Schwan
WORCESTER — Richard Hollembaek doesn’t just buy his groceries at Price Chopper. He supplements his income there.
The city rejected the request, because 346 Chandler St. is within 500 feet of Star Mini Mart at 363 Chandler St., which has a license to sell tobacco.
By: Henry Schwan
AUBURN ― Little brothers often look to their big brothers for guidance and how to avoid life’s pitfalls, especially when it comes to the watchful eyes of their loving parents.
By: Henry Schwan
UMass Memorial Health plans to build an emergency department in North Central Massachusetts to fill the health care void left by last summer's closing of Nashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer.
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