Sean Kirst is a columnist at The Citizen. He covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, arts and entertainment, sports, and education, with a particular focus on religious organizations and cultural movements. His work has been featured in The Buffalo News, Arizona Daily Star, Central Current, and Magzter.
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Syracuse, United States (Local)
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Sean Kirst's coverage is heavily focused on local news and human interest stories, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary. His articles often feature personal stories and community events, making him likely to be interested in pitches that highlight unique individuals or events within the Buffalo area.
Given his focus on profiling individuals and providing expert commentary, consider pitching personal stories or local events that have a compelling angle for human interest. Since he covers a significant amount of entertainment news and family-related topics, pitches related to these themes but centered around the Buffalo area may also catch his attention.
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By: Sean Kirst
An emotional team meeting offered lessons that will resonate far beyond one middle school season, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Light A Candle For Literacy organizers envision a community literacy center in revered Midland Avenue house, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Just before Juneteenth, a bridge of remembrance and gratitude to Jermain Loguen, 'underrated' human rights champion, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Family messages of love and gratitude to their dad, beloved digital storyteller in recovery from brain surgery, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Envisioned as a bright and brief chance for community, roller skating takes on deeper meaning in a hard week in Syracuse, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Coulter was a national boxing legend, beloved co-owner of the old Remedy tavern and a guy who knew being rich had nothing to do with money, writes Sean Kirst.
When the school day ended, Belscher wandered back to the classroom. The wrinkled old bill was still there. He could easily have pocketed it without thinking twice.
By: Sean Kirst
One man wore shoe size 13 left, size 9 right, the other the opposite. A difficult barrier cemented their friendship, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Whether it was On Point for College or the Inner-City Rotary, a guy who did the quiet civic work that matters most, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Until last week, Mary Ward owned her mother's wedding dress made of silk from a German parachute, writes Sean Kirst.
