Sarah Heinonen is a journalist and writer based in Longmeadow, Massachusetts. She is a regular contributor to Reminder Publishing, LLC, where she covers local news and community events. Sarah's articles focus on a range of topics, including town government, community initiatives, human interest stories, and local issues affecting residents in the Longmeadow area.
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Sarah Heinonen focuses on local community news, town government, and public health in the United States, particularly Massachusetts. She often reports on government announcements and local events. For effective outreach to Sarah, consider providing exclusive insights or access related to local government decisions, public health initiatives, retirement stories within the community, or unique human interest pieces that highlight various aspects of life in her coverage area.
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Springfield City Councilor Zaida Govan stands on the median at a busy stretch of Parker Street urging motorists to slow down.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — The noise of construction filled the air in Forest Park during an Oct. 28 press conference with U.S. Rep. Richard Neal and Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno, but this spring those sounds will be replaced with the crack of a baseball bat and the cheer of the crowd.
By: Sarah Heinonen
The morning after the Nov. 5 election, while control of the U.S. House of Representatives was still in the air, the outcome in Massachusetts’ First Congressional District was clear. U.S. Rep. Richard Neal (D-Springfield) won a 19th term, his sixth representing the westernmost district in the state.
William DeGiulio explains why his organization, Educational Advocates for Responsible Spending, opposes building the new, combined middle school on the site of the existing Williams Middle School.
By: Sarah Heinonen
Springfield firefighters respond to a several trash fires at the shuttered Vibra Hospital.
By: Sarah Heinonen
Lyn Simmons has been the town manager in Longmeadow since November 2019.
By: Sarah Heinonen
Food insecurity is an ongoing problem across the country, and Western Massachusetts is no different. According to an annual report from the Greater Boston Food Bank, 2023 saw 48% of people in Hampden County facing food insecurity. The same was true for 37% of Hampshire County residents.
By: Sarah Heinonen
“Home for the Holidays” cohosts Ben Ashley and Ray Guillemette, Jr., shown in a photo from 2023. Reminder Publishing submitted photo
By: Sarah Heinonen
LONGMEADOW — The Longmeadow School Department is requesting funding for nine capital projects, but Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations Tom Mazza emphasized he only expects a couple projects to make it to the final budget.
By: Sarah Heinonen
EAST LONGMEADOW — The Town Council voted Nov. 12 to change the funding sources for the acquisition of 382 N. Main St., the future home of East Longmeadow’s Town Hall.
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