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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By: Henry Schwan, Jessica Trufant
The Patriot Ledger President-elect Donald Trump has promised sweeping changes when he enters the White House in January.
By: Henry Schwan
Ambros and his entourage are in Sweden this week attending a host of Nobel events leading up to Tuesday’s presentation.
By: Henry Schwan
WORCESTER ― Union workers ratified a new two-year labor deal at Community Healthlink, according to union leadership, after a tentative contract was reached last week.
By: Henry Schwan
Victor Ambros, the winner of this year's Nobel Prize for Medicine from Worcester’s UMass Chan Medical School, is taking a stand against one of President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet choices.
By: Henry Schwan
It’s a holiday tradition. Get some mistletoe, hang it in the house or hold it above your head, find that special someone, stand together under the plant and smooch away.
By: Henry Schwan
WORCESTER ― Patricia Hobbs is the fourth generation in her family to live in her home in the Green Island neighborhood, and she doesn’t like what’s she’s seeing.
By: Henry Schwan
The state is kicking in $1.4 million to help fund operations at the city’s emergency winter shelter for the homeless.
By: Henry Schwan
FITCHBURG ― Authorities are investigating a shooting Sunday morning in Fitchburg by police that sent a man to the hospital.
By: Henry Schwan
Moylan worked 42 years in the public works department, including the last 20 as chief, before retiring in early 2014.
By: Henry Schwan
Christmas and Hanukkah are holidays with their own meanings and traditions. This year, the two are linked in a special way, because the first night of Hanukkah falls on Christmas Day.
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