Susan Hazlett is a journalist for The Pantagraph, a local newspaper in Bloomington, Illinois. With a focus on local news and community events, Susan's articles cover a range of topics from holiday traditions and local happenings to personal stories and reflections.
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Susan Hazlett's articles largely revolve around seasonal topics, family and relationships, and house & home. Given the thematic focus of her coverage, she may be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary or insights related to family dynamics during holidays, home improvement for festive seasons, or trends in children's literature with a holiday theme.
Since Susan has a local geographic focus in Illinois (specifically Bloomington), consider tailoring pitches to reflect regional relevance or featuring stories about individuals from these areas. For instance, providing insight into local traditions surrounding holidays or events could capture her attention.
Considering the prevalence of seasonal themes in her articles, offering timely and insightful commentary on upcoming holidays or special occasions within the Bloomington community would likely resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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"My mother’s father, Tony Campagna, died in 1971, when I was 8. I don’t have many vivid memories of him, but there are a handful of photos and, amazingly, a rare audio recording," Susan Hazlett writes.
"I describe Alzheimer’s as the death of 1,000 cuts. Just when you learn to deal with one symptom, another one comes along," Susan Hazlett writes.
"I did a double take when I saw on display a familiar stuffed animal, an icon of the ‘90s and once the most popular toy on earth," Hazlett writes.
"Every once in a while, you just need to get rid of stuff, and some corners of our house haven’t had a good purge since, well, ever," Hazlett writes.
"Autumn in the Midwest is my favorite time of year. It has a reassuring quality of continuity with the completion of harvest, traditional local festivals and seasonal foods," Susan Hazlett writes.
When the news came across my phone last week that legendary actress Dame Maggie Smith had died, I felt a sense of loss.
"You may think the trendiest outdoor home feature this fall is a backyard fire pit or a deluxe barbeque grill, but you’d be wrong," Susan Hazlett writes.
SUSAN HAZLETT For The Pantagraph Over the years I've written about our family's small cabin in the woods.
SUSAN HAZLETT For The Pantagraph Our neighbor across the street waved as she headed off to the store for more Halloween candy. It's her third trip.
It's the first day of November in a presidential election year, and many of us are sharing the same feeling: We're exhausted by the campaigns.
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