Sarah Mueller is an education reporter for LehighValleyNews.com, focusing on local news in Allentown, Pennsylvania. With a background in public media, Sarah's reporting covers a wide range of topics including school board decisions, transportation issues, and education funding. Her work has been featured in various publications and radio stations, including NPR and WAMU 88.5.
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Sarah Mueller's coverage mainly revolves around local news, education, and government in Allentown and Pennsylvania. She frequently reports on school district activities, community events, and state funding recommendations. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local educational initiatives or policies impacting the community.
As Sarah covers local government announcements extensively, she may be open to interviews with relevant officials or experts who can provide insights into local governance matters within the United States and specifically Pennsylvania.
For anyone looking to reach out to Sarah Mueller for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary related to her covered topics should consider tailoring their pitches towards highlighting how a particular initiative or event impacts the Allentown/Pennsylvania area.
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The Food Bank of Delaware has been serving thousands of Delawareans across the state ahead of Thanksgiving Day.
By: Sarah Mueller
The centers are intended to allow abuse survivors to get help from multiple providers at one location.
Lawmakers’ pension payments are expected to rise again as longtime House Speaker Pete Schwartzkopf prepares to retire.
By: Sarah Mueller
Delaware’s Compensation Commission appears ready to recommend the state eliminate the current practice of tying future pension raises to the highest-paid retiring state lawmaker.
The Christina School Board placed Superintendent Dan Shelton on indefinite leave for reasons that remain unclear. Now he’s suing.
Delaware’s U.S. Sen. Tom Carper has served in public office since 1977 as treasurer, governor, congressman and senator. He leaves office in January.
New Castle County hasn’t assessed property since 1983. Some are concerned older residents will feel the brunt of tax increases.
The Delaware Department of Correction distributed tablets for free. But some features, including communicating with family, come with a cost.
The last time Delaware updated its energy plan was 2009. The new plan contains strategies to combat climate change.
By: Sarah Mueller
George Brinkley, who was recently released from the Delaware Department of Correction, said tablets provided by the state have helped him gain job skills and stay connected with his family.
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