Susan Keezer is a journalist based in Adrian, Michigan. She writes for The Daily Telegram and Yahoo News, focusing on local news and human interest stories. Susan's articles cover a range of topics, including gratitude, freedom of speech, holiday traditions, and community events.
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Susan Keezer's articles mostly focus on lifestyle, family & relationships, and house & home topics with a seasonal emphasis. Her content seems to revolve around personal reflections, local events, and experiences related to holidays or specific seasons.
Given her thematic focus on lifestyle and local events in Adrian, Michigan, she may be interested in stories about community gatherings or human-interest pieces that touch upon the unique aspects of life in this area. Pitches could include features about local traditions during different seasons or heartwarming stories that resonate with the residents of Adrian.
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If I didn’t get out of this house and go somewhere soon, I didn’t think I could be held responsible for my actions.
There are some 50 laws of physics and only one clings to my memory like a leech: Murphy’s Law.
It was determined to follow her, to cling to her like a leech. I don’t know what she finally did with it.
The fact of the matter was right in front of the two of you in pale aqua with lime green trim.
If we are showering or bathing and using soap on a regular basis, I don’t think we need to feel we smell so outrageously that we must buy these products.
I see surrogate aunts around town — hats off to you!
By: Susan Keezer
Mother's Day 2014 became notable, but not for the expected reasons.
Wagon trains and determination helped pioneers cross the continent; modern conveniences help us keep in touch across the miles.
By: Susan Keezer
It could be a skit on “Saturday Night Live,” I guess, if it were not so annoying.
Is it worth running out to the store just to get one ingredient that may not be that important? Susan Keezer's friend seemed to think so.
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