Sarah Huffman is a reporter at Technical.ly. She covers Philly tech and entrepreneurship with a strong emphasis on access and equity, exploring themes in business, real estate, and education. Sarah's work has been featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Wiley, Environmental Post Ledger, and Technical.ly.
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Sarah Huffman’s coverage centers on Philadelphia’s local startup and small-business ecosystem, with strong attention to life sciences, business growth, and how companies fit into the city’s broader economic and community landscape. She seems most responsive to pitches tied to timely funding, expansion plans, founder stories, workforce retention, and practical developments that affect local businesses.
She also appears open to sources who can offer first-hand insight into company milestones, neighborhood-based business changes, or how local support systems shape growth. Data, concrete examples, and clear local relevance will likely strengthen a pitch.
Given her Philadelphia focus, outreach should keep the city and surrounding Pennsylvania context front and center.
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By: Sarah Huffman
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Dispatch Bio is building a system that could broaden treatment for a wide variety of tumors, and it’s about to start testing with human patients.
The telecom giant plans to separate from entertainment divisions to focus on internet and wireless services.
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A public records request reveals zero documentation for local government oversight groups tasked with vetting enterprise software or blocking consumer apps.
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City app developer Andy Rothwell shares his passion for both his municipal career and creative side projects in the latest edition of How I Got Here.
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Founded by a Penn graduate and Marine veteran, the Philadelphia startup plans to add six local roles and scale its bidding platform.
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After federal budget cuts hit his latest brain-tech startup, Dick Moberg secured a $600,000 seed round to bring his product to market.
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Plus, Wistar Institute and Apprenti’s new partnership, the 2026 Nucleus Awards winners and more power moves.
