Sarah Connell Sanders is a journalist based in Worcester, Massachusetts. She writes for The Gardner News and Worcester Publishing Ltd, with her work also appearing in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Sarah covers a range of topics, including local events, art and culture, business, and profiles of inspiring individuals in the community.
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Sarah Connell Sanders has a strong focus on local events, lifestyle, and parenting topics in the Worcester area. She also covers women in business and art exhibitions. When pitching to her, consider providing insights from local experts or individuals involved in the covered events or initiatives.
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By: Sarah Connell Sanders
July is a good month to hit free festivals and craft fairs in the Worcester area.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
Seventh-graders at Burncoat Middle School made a short film called "Voices." The film focuses on middle school students' mental health needs.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
Columnist Sarah Connell Sanders gives Gen Alpha writers a platform to share what's important to them, in their own word.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
Sarah Connell Sanders Special to Worcester Magazine When Orville Peck announced his three rules for the Newport Folk Festival , I assumed the third one wouldn't apply to me.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
James Lynch may be busy playing guitar with the Dropkick Murphys, but he still lives right here in Worcester.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
Gaslight Anthem's Alex Rosamilia may be from Jersey, but he's got some Worcester roots ... as well as a ove for a good book.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
Cape Cod’s best kept secret is its “second summer”—the quiet post Labor Day stretch when bridge traffic slows and the beaches clear out.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
Cape Cod’s best kept secret is its “second summer”—the quiet post Labor Day stretch when bridge traffic slows and the beaches clear out. This approved autumn itinerary includes loads of family and dog friendly activities, as well as a few intimate locales for couples looking to getaway. Last fall, I created a bingo card with all of the options and let my toddler add a sticker whenever we visited one of our destinations. We can’t wait to continue the tradition this year.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
A handful of Central Mass restaurants are encouraging guests to raise a glass with intention this October.
By: Sarah Connell Sanders
The first time I set foot in the UMass Memorial Maternity Center it was 2 a.m., 21 days before my expected due date. I was petrified, but I quickly realized that I had entered a space where compassionate care thrives around the clock. While the rest of Worcester slept, the Maternity Center pulsed with the thrill of new life.
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