Sam Boyer is a journalist at cleveland.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, culture, and the food and beverage industry, with particular focus on campus life, cultural movements, and the intersection of society and media. Sam's work has also been featured in Holy Cross Athletics.
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Brunswick, United States (Local)
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Sam Boyer's coverage largely centers around local news, community events, education, arts and culture, and history in the United States with a focus on Ohio and Cleveland. Given this focus, pitches to Sam should be tied to local events or individuals within these areas. They would likely respond well to stories about unique cultural happenings or significant historical developments within their specified region.
When reaching out to Sam Boyer for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to local educational achievements, community events that contribute positively to society/culture, heartwarming family-related stories from the area covered by him. It is important that any pitch aligns closely with his themes of interest such as Culture & Society and Family & Relationships while being relevant at a local level specific to Ohio and Cleveland.
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Sam Boyer's weekly community column about people and events in Medina County.
Aquamasters provides water disaster recovery and more
After 10 years of caring for her mother, local woman calls for action to cure/prevent Alzheimer's and other dementia.
News about collegians from Medina County
Dean's list for spring at BGSU
Sam Boyer's column about people and events in Medina County
Hailey toll earned her gold award as a member of Girl Scout Troop 90981
Sam Boyer's column about people and events in Medina County
Sam Boyer's column about people and events in Medina County
The annual event at the Eagle's Club drew a big crowd
