Sarah Long is an Assistant Database Editor (Part Time) at WMTW-TV. She focuses on themes of culture and society, with particular interests in publishing and media, as well as topics related to Maine, traffic, holidays, Halloween, and Antarctica. Sarah's work has been featured in WMTW-TV, Charleston Gazette-Mail, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, JD Supra, Livraddict, and SheKnows.
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Based on the coverage attributes, Sarah Long seems to focus primarily on local weather events and forecasts, with a particular emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories. Her articles revolve around weather forecasts, rain/downpours, heat advisories, and flash flood warnings.
Given her focus on local weather events in Maine and Portland, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or expert commentary related to specific weather patterns affecting these areas. For example, meteorologists or climate scientists who can offer detailed explanations about unusual weather phenomena or provide context for ongoing severe conditions may capture her interest.
It's important to note that Sarah Long also covers topics related to house & home as well as tragedy. While not the main focus of her coverage attributes at this time, it could provide an opportunity for relevant experts or individuals with compelling personal stories tied to those themes.
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By: Sarah Long, Scott Thomas
The Supreme Court of California recently weighed in on conflicting conclusions reached by California Courts of Appeal regarding insurance coverage for COVID-19 related losses, in its May 23, 2024 decision in Another Planet Entertainment, LLC, v. Vigilant Insurance Company, S277893.
In this drama-filled love story, private confessions are scattered on the beach during a senior class overnight and explosive secrets threaten to tear everyone apart, including best friends (or maybe more?), Natalia and Ethan.
By: Sarah Long
This year's Garden Party for the Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society will be held at the beautiful historical home of Dr. Marc and PaulaRosenthal.
Jim Mothersbaugh Jr., the voice of “Jimbo in Stereo” and founder and director of Road Radio USA, and the Road Radio USA team are working hard over
“My music is very diverse, and my inspiration comes in many ways. It's almost like a formula; the words come first, and then the music…Paul McCartney was the opposite, but I do relate with him with the dreams and sometimes have to write them down immediately — even at 4 a.m. in the morning because I do not want to lose them,”
By: Delilah Gray, Sarah Long
Can you even imagine what it must be like to grow up as part of the Kennedy clan? Yeah, neither can we. For Kick Kennedy, though, it's a reality.
The Macabre Mystery Tour continuation of ‘Stories Behind the Stones’ at the Jersey Shore Cemetery was led by members of the Jersey Shore Historical Society. Tina Conney, president of the Jersey Shore Historical Society led the hour-long walking tour with member Janet Shields. Pat Scott, who is the archivist, narrated some of the stories and […]
Recently community members joined authors and staff at Otto Bookstore for the Big Reveal of the Magic Reading Tree, painted by Mandy Engel in the children's corner of Otto Bookstore.
By: Sarah Long
Pat Scott is a notable woman in history herself, serving as a librarian and archivist who continues to be involved with many projects, including at the Thomas T. Taber Museum and the Jersey Shore Historical Society, since retiring from her long career in June 2019.
Last week I was reminiscing about the incredible start to the surfing year in Hawaii in January. This week it was happening all over again!
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