Sara Harowitz is the Editor-in-chief of The Georgia Straight, a local publication based in Vancouver, Canada. With a focus on the local arts and entertainment scene, Sara's articles cover a range of topics including music, theater, visual arts, and cultural events happening in the Vancouver area.
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Sara Harowitz predominantly covers local events, entertainment news, and house & home topics in Vancouver. She frequently reports on upcoming events, new business launches, and cultural activities within the city.
If you're looking to pitch a story to Sara, consider offering insights or exclusive coverage related to local events, restaurant openings or food festivals in Vancouver. Additionally, pitches about unique aspects of the local arts and culture scene are likely to resonate with her coverage focus.
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By: Sara Harowitz
A very nice deal.
By: Sara Harowitz
Seemingly everyone who's not in the one per cent is hurting financially these days, which makes going out for food a somewhat depressing and/or rare affair.
2 of 2 In 2011, Rumana Monzur was a master's student at UBC when everything changed.
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2 of 4 “This is my favourite time,” Yuki Aida says with a smile. “It's very calm—like a Zen moment before the storm.”
After weeks of nominating, voting, compiling, and eating, the results for the 27th annual Golden Plates Awards are finally here.
Under new ownership, the bakery remains a go-to for the community.
2 of 5 Listen. I'm not a shopping mall girlie (unless we're talking about Kingsgate , which, let's face it, is more about the LOLs than it is about actually buying anything).
2 of 3 Why can't we have nice things? Seriously, though. It seems like every recent restaurant closure in Vancouver has come down to one thing: the cost of rent.
2 of 3 When Pizzeria Grano announced it was closing down its Main Street restaurant, I was seriously sad. Mount Pleasant was losing one of its best pizza joints!
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