Sean Kirst is a columnist at The Citizen. He focuses on culture and society, exploring themes related to cultural movements and team sports. His work has been featured in The Buffalo News, Arizona Daily Star, and Central Current.
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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.
When reaching out to Sean Kirst, keep in mind his geographic focus on New York and specifically Buffalo, as he appears primarily concerned with issues impacting this region.
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By: Sean Kirst
Survivors say a diocesan settlement in bankruptcy court only amplifies the need for outreach and healing, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
For Al Gunn, a youth baseball coach who endured the same conditions Robinson took on, a moment that meant everything, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
That astounding and beautiful moment, after a long winter, when the Norway maples seem to go to leaf at once, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
An open invitation to a May 14 student-led performance on a stage once walked by George Gershwin and Duke Ellington, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Contemplating the uncertain future of railroad bridge murals created 17 years ago in Syracuse by artist Steve Powers, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
A few believers, scribbling on napkins in a bowling alley, transformed basketball and taught a lesson about possibility, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
The tale of a Syracuse family with one foot in Elmwood and the other always rooted on the 'Big Island' of Hawaii, writes Sean Kirst.
By: Sean Kirst
Kevin Kane, who designed the Onondaga County Korea-Vietnam Veterans Memorial, lost a brother in Vietnam — and infused every inch of that monument with meaning.
By: Sean Kirst
Shortly after witnessing a moment at Letchworth that Kucko describes as intensely beautiful, a seizure and the great challenge of his life.
By: Sean Kirst
An historian describes Bob's life as "a moving example of how access to community, inclusion, and acceptance can break down barriers around disability."
