Meditating on the state of sports journalism. Expertise: Dangling participles.
Hartford, United States (Local)
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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.
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“Vanity of vanities! (Eccles 1:2b) The Hebrew literally means vapor of vapors, but it’s translated many ways: “utterly meaningless,” “all useless,” “nothing but smoke.” That’s Ecclesiastes’ conclusion about much of life – its toils and gains are vapor.
By: Jeff Jacobs
After post-COVID seasons of declining numbers, Plainfield of the Eastern Connecticut Conference merged this year with the existing Quinebaug Valley co-op of Ellis Tech, Putnam and Tourtelotte of the Connecticut Technical Conference.
Durand committed to play softball at Nichols College last March. But this is volleyball season and Durand, an outside hitter, is one of the seniors leading the 13-6 Trailblazers. Her coach Fred Huhn said she has a good enough skill set to play in college.
Today’s leading acquirers don’t merely get deals done—they embed M&A into the core of how they grow, adapt and stay competitive.
While the megadeals capture attention, the more telling story lies just below the surface.
"And she gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no guest room available for them."
By: Jeff Jacobs
New peelable, high-barrier film delivers a premium, accessible, and frustration-free opening experience.
Decades before cell phones and internet, long before television or radio, the fastest way to send a message was by telegraph. But it was not always the most precise, as a story from that era illustrates.
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