Michael Breshears is the Director of Special Publications at The Keene Sentinel. He focuses on travel and tourism, particularly in the realms of family travel and residential real estate, exploring destinations and real estate development. Michael's work has been featured in The Keene Sentinel, showcasing his insights into consumer travel and related topics.
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Michael Breshears's focus on local gardening and house & home topics, with a significant portion dedicated to seasonal and promotional deals, indicates that he may be interested in pitches related to local gardening events, promotions from garden-related businesses, or seasonal gardening tips specific to the New Hampshire region.
Given his coverage of exploration and nature as well as opinion editorials, Michael may also welcome pitches related to unique outdoor experiences within the New Hampshire area or reflective pieces on nature and its impact on personal well-being.
As he covers topics such as family & relationships through the lens of house & home themes, consider pitching content that connects these areas with gardening activities that can be enjoyed by families or contribute positively to relationships.
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Oh, How We Adore Classic Cars… Michael Breshears I've mentioned before that my father sold Chryslers for many years in Vermont.
If you've ever watched Gone With the Wind or seen the Carol Burnett sketch about it, you'll probably remember the scene when down-on-her-luck Scarlett
I always forewarn people when they request being my friend on Facebook that, no, I’m not a very good Facebook friend. Days go by when I don’t log on, or,
There are few things better in life than the smell of lilacs in bloom. Growing up in Vermont, we had a medium sized clump of lilac right on the edge of the dirt road that bordered one side of the property.
Last Saturday I took a nice, meandering solo trip to visit a garden I hadn’t been to for probably close to 10 years. Though I’d invited my sisters and partner,
I was recently visiting a rural home on a pre-listing appointment. It was one of those mid-week beautiful days that we'd really appreciate even more on the weekend.
Marion Crane… Ride or Die. A couple weeks ago I was driving down Rt 101 from Dublin to Peterborough. It was a grey, mild day.
It wasn’t even the 4th of July when I noticed the first one. Dead and in the pool skimmer along with several other members of the insect world. The Japanese
Most of us gardeners get nursery catalogs off and on throughout the year. I just got a John Scheeper’s catalog for spring bulbs you plant in the fall. I’ve already
The next time you visit just about any small town and wander around downtown, you’ll probably pop into a store or two. Maybe an old general store or a stationery
