Jeff Jacobs is a journalist at the Hartford Courant. He focuses on sports journalism, with expertise in football, basketball, hockey, and baseball, while also exploring themes of health and wellness, as well as religion and spirituality. Jeff's work has been featured in numerous publications, including CT Insider, Stamford Advocate, and Forbes, among others.
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Jeff Jacobs' coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly high school sports and related events in Connecticut. He is likely to be most responsive to pitches that involve insightful stories or unique angles about local athletes, coaches, and sporting events within the state of Connecticut.
Given his focus on high school sports and local athletic achievements, he might be interested in stories about exceptional young athletes or inspirational coaching narratives from the region. Additionally, human interest pieces focusing on individual accomplishments within the context of team sports may also resonate well with him.
As Jeff's reporting centers around a specific geographic area and topic (local sports), any outreach should tailor content to align closely with these criteria for optimal engagement.
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A few Sundays ago, April 21, was “Good Shepherd Sunday,” the day in the Easter Season focused on images of Christ as our shepherd.
“If there is someone out there that needs a hand, I need to get up and be at the right spot at the right time if they need me,” said Jacobs.
By: Jeff Jacobs
TRAs are clever instruments that can provide mutual benefit to the parties involved, but they must be handled with utmost care and foresight.
By: Jeff Jacobs
Jeff Jacobs is Head of M&A at Solomon Partners , a leading investment advisory firm founded in 1989.
IF ANYONE IS IN CHRIST, HE IS A NEW CREATION; OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED AWAY; BEHOLD, ALL THINGS HAVE BECOME NEW. 2 CORINTHIANS 5:17
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No, that’s not a quote from Scripture, but Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18. And at mid-August, I’m sure many of us feel summer is flying too quickly – again!
By: Doug Boeckmann, Jeff Jacobs, Greg Cardelli
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Jeff Jacobs is Head of M&A at Solomon Partners , a leading investment advisory firm founded in 1989. getty
As I write, Election Day is a few days away; this will not be published until a week after. In these contentious times, I simply pray all goes properly, and that we who are Christians behave well, now and in days to come, as citizens – not just US citizens, but citizens of the kingdom of God.
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