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Sharon Sanders

Librarian

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Southeast Missourian

Preston's Summary

Sharon Sanders is a librarian at Southeast Missourian. She specializes in historical storytelling, compiling information for the daily Out of the Past column and writing a weekend column called “From the Morgue,” which highlights intriguing historical stories from the newspaper. Sharon's work often touches on themes related to Missouri, Illinois, Chicago, Mississippi, and holidays, and she is featured in Southeast Missourian.

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United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 24 %
Event Coverage: 16 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 16 %
Profile Feature: 12 %
Investment Analysis: 8 %

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Pitching Insights

Sharon’s coverage focuses on local events, historical and community news, personal stories, landmarks, and government announcements within the United States, particularly in Missouri's Cape Girardeau area. She often covers themes related to family & relationships, education, culture & society.

To effectively reach out to Sharon with story ideas or sources for potential articles or features would involve providing her with unique human-interest stories that are tied to the local community. As she frequently reports on educational matters and government policies at a local level in Cape Girardeau, pitches relevant to these areas could be beneficial. Additionally, offering insights into historical events or cultural developments specific to this region may be of interest to her audience.

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Articles

Southeast Missourian

Bodies stored for years before burial

Bodies stored for years before burial

By: Sharon Sanders

Martin G. Lorberg, founder of Lorberg Funeral Parlors, is at left at the company’s 433 S. Sprigg St. location, which opened in June 1929. At right is Martin’s son, Carlton Lorberg. The photograph appears in the Southeast Missourian’s 25th Anniversary Edition, published Oct. 3, 1929. (Southeast Missourian archive)...

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Honor guard pays tribute to fallen veterans

Honor guard pays tribute to fallen veterans

By: Sharon Sanders

One of the most moving parts of my father's funeral in 2011 was the graveside service that included military honors and the playing of "Taps." The same can be said of my uncle Jim Sanders' memorial service at the Sanders family cemetery a decade earlier. ...

Southeast Missourian

Oak Ridge defends its high school

By: Sharon Sanders

Last week's blog dealt with a rural school consolidation plan put forward by the Cape Girardeau County Board of Education in 1948. It essentially combined around 80 school districts into three large districts. Each of those would be served by a single high school in the towns of Cape Girardeau, Jackson and Delta...

Southeast Missourian

Balloon parade ushers in Christmas season

By: Sharon Sanders

The old boy himself, Santa Claus, arrives in front of The Missourian Building while leading the giant Jean Gros balloon figures in the Christmas parade Thursday, Dec. 9, 1948. Thousands of youngsters along the two-mile parade route screamed with delight as the colorful figures were drawn along by high school boys dressed in clown suits. (Southeast Missourian archive)...

Southeast Missourian

Recalling the start of MEW

Recalling the start of MEW

By: Sharon Sanders

Few files in the Southeast Missourian's library are thicker than the one containing the clippings concerning Missouri Electric Works (MEW) of Cape Girardeau. I daresay, it's thicker than the one for the late Rush H. Limbaugh III. MEW gained notoriety in the late 1980s, when the company's facility at 824 S. ...

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