Sports Editor, Photojournalist, Visual Journalist
Michael Beniash is a sports editor, photojournalist, and visual journalist for the CALEDONIAN, a local newspaper in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. With a focus on local sports, Michael covers a wide range of athletic events, profiles athletes, and captures the excitement and intensity of sports through his photography.
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St. Johnsbury, United States (Local)
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Michael Beniash extensively covers local sports, particularly high school sports, in the St. Johnsbury area of Vermont. Given his focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to local athletes and teams, he would likely be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive access or unique angles on upcoming sporting events or feature stories about standout local athletes.
Consider reaching out if you have a compelling human-interest angle involving individuals or teams from the St. Johnsbury area, especially those involved in track and field events as well as high school sports featured in the Caledonian-Record.
Since Michael's coverage is primarily focused locally within St. Johnsbury and its surrounding areas, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches specifically relevant to this geographic region when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities with him.
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of 2 TO REPORT SCORES Coaches or team representatives, please report results as soon as possible after games by emailing [email protected] . Please submit with a name/contact number.
2024-25 boys basketball preview capsules for our area New Hampshire high schools, as submitted by the coaches. Lisbon will play junior varsity this season and expects to field a varsity squad next winter.
Bellows Falls is shifting down to Division III. Hartford is headed to D-II.
The Catamounts are on a historic run, within arms reach of an unthinkable national championship.
The Caledonian-Record seeks your help naming Athletes of the Week during the 2024-25 high school sports season.
By: Michael Beniash
The weather was warm and fresh snow covered the mountain as we gathered to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Bradford's Wright's Mountain being owned by the town and managed by the Conservation Commission.
By: Michael Beniash
CARY, N.C. — The Cardiac Cats struck again. And at last, Vermont is a national champion.
By: Michael Beniash, Kevin Doyon
WHITEFIELD — Freshman Daven Reagey introduced himself to high school basketball in a very loud way Monday night.
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The Caledonian-Record seeks your help naming Athletes of the Week during the 2024-25 high school sports season.
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