Michael Stern is an author at various publications including Jackson Hole News&Guide and The Post and Courier. He focuses on themes related to food and beverages, particularly in the areas of beverage production, drinks and spirits, and packaged beverages, while also exploring tech and software. Michael's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Bloomberg Law, The American Prospect, and Nature Portfolio.
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Michael Stern's coverage heavily focuses on local restaurant reviews and food-related content. Given the nature of his articles, he would likely be interested in pitches related to new or unique dining experiences, special menu launches, chef interviews, or trends within the culinary world.
Since Michael's geographic focus includes Connecticut and East Lyme specifically, he is most receptive to pitches related to local eateries in these areas. Pitches should highlight what makes these establishments stand out and any recent developments that may interest his audience.
If you have information about new restaurant openings, revamped menus at popular spots, or exclusive interviews with chefs from the area, it would likely align well with Michael's coverage interests.
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