Sarah Heinonen is a journalist at MassLive and Reminder Publishing, LLC. She covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, regional interest, world news, and cultural topics, with a particular focus on the construction industry and its intersection with arts and crafts. Sarah's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting her expertise in business and economics across North America and LATAM.
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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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By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — A small group of people, led by Nadia Milleron, a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, stood outside Baystate Health’s administrative offices in Springfield, urging the company to support single-payer universal health care in Massachusetts.
By: Sarah Heinonen
AGAWAM — Nearly 100 classic vehicle owners popped their hoods and showed off their hot rods at the Agawam Senior Center’s second annual car show.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — A few dozen people, armed with signs, props and theatrics, met at the Eversource location on Cadwell Drive in Springfield.
AGAWAM — People living in the Greater Springfield area may think they have to travel far to experience a wide array of nature and wildlife, but Robinson St
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — An American flag that is making its way through every state and territory in the country and every military cemetery abroad came to Springfield on June 16.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — At the urging of state Sen. Adam Gomez and outcry from financially strapped residents, the Springfield City Council voted 10-0 in favor of a resolution supporting legislation that would allow municipalities to opt into rent control.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — A month after Springfield Ward 7 City Councilor Gerry Martin proposed limitations on remote participation in meetings and faced significant pushback from colleagues, the council voted 10-2 to approve the resolution.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield City Council passed a resolution supporting far-free buses with a vote of 10-0 at its June 15 meeting, overwhelmingly rejecting Mayor Domenic Sarno’s June 2 call for an end to the program, a statement he has walked back in the two weeks since.
By: Sarah Heinonen
AGAWAM — Dozens of residents came to the June 15 City Council meeting to express concerns about Agawam’s use of license plate reader cameras from the company Flock Safety.
By: Sarah Heinonen
AGAWAM — Twenty-nine people took turns speaking for more than an hour and a half on June 15 about a City Council resolution to support “reasonable voter identification requirements” at both the state and federal levels.
