Sue Gleiter is a food writer who has been covering the food and dining scene in central Pennsylvania since 1997. She has contributed to PennLive.com and The Patriot-News, focusing on local food and restaurant news, as well as covering events such as the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Her work has also been featured in various publications, including the Calhoun Times and The Scranton Times-Tribune.
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Sue Gleiter's coverage predominantly focuses on local food, agriculture, and events in Pennsylvania. Given her interest in event coverage and promotional deals, she may be receptive to pitches related to upcoming food-related events or new restaurant openings in Dauphin County or the broader Pennsylvania area.
As Sue covers a range of topics such as food, restaurants, and the Farm Show within Dauphin County and Pennsylvania at large, consider offering story ideas that align with these themes. For instance, you might pitch profiles of notable figures in the local food scene or trends shaping dining experiences specific to this region.
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By: Sgleiter, Sue Gleiter
It will reopen in March under a new concept with locally sourced foods.
The fast-growing chain opened its 300th location this year.
By: Sue Gleiter
High school athlete Bella Roeting has much to be joyful for this holiday thanks to a routine screening that likely saved her life.
The birds will be back — at least some of them — at the 2025 Pa. Farm Show.
Want some luck in 2025? Here in central Pennsylvania, it's a tradition to eat pork and sauerkraut on New Year's Day.
Travelers at Harrisburg International Airport in Lower Swatara Township will have two new eating outlets next year.
State police said the woman fired at officers before a trooper returned fire, wounding her inside her home.
A Dauphin County Parks & Recreation employee died after being struck by a vehicle this morning in Middle Paxton Township, according to WHTM.
By: Sue Gleiter, Christine Vendel
A Dauphin County judge on Friday revoked bail for a 38-year-old woman suspected of shooting at police outside her home in Middle Paxton Township during a standoff Thursday night.
By: Sgleiter, Sue Gleiter
All draft beer will sell for $5 until the closing on Jan. 19.
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