Meghan Smith is a Senior Digital Producer at GBH News. She focuses on health and wellness, with a particular emphasis on consumer health and health news. Meghan's work has been featured in various outlets, including The Free Lance-Star, KAIT 8, and New Hampshire Public Radio.
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Meghan Smith's coverage focuses heavily on local events, seasonal preparation, and weather updates in the Massachusetts area. She often provides outlooks for weekends and specific days, indicating a need for real-time information.
Given her emphasis on local events and weather, she would likely be interested in pitches from local event organizers or meteorologists who can provide insights or forecasts related to upcoming community events, changes in weather patterns affecting the region, as well as tips for seasonal preparations relevant to Massachusetts residents.
Pitches that tie into tragic events or topics around house & home are less prominent but may still resonate if they connect with Meghan's focus on providing relevant and timely information to her local audience.
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By: Meghan Smith
On a recent Tuesday morning, Meghan McCarthy was slicing apples and whisking salad dressing in a kitchen at a church in Haverhill.
By: Meghan Smith
The country's only federally funded research center focused on parents with disabilities may have to close this year after its funding was apparently cut.
Legislation that would have sped up wait times for wheelchair repairs has failed to pass the end of the formal legislative session, but advocates are holding out hope that it could still be passed before the end of the year.
By: Meghan Smith
Susan Senator's son Nat Batchelder thrives on routine. Batchelder is 36 and has profound autism, meaning he requires round-the-clock support and struggles to communicate when he is stressed.
By: Meghan Smith
When Worcester Public Schools open for the year next Monday, seven of the city's 34 elementary schools will have new libraries with permanent staff, some for the first time in more than two decades.
By: Meghan Smith
Twenty-five years ago, Tony Gentile was a Boston-based flight attendant for American Airlines. He had just taken a flight to California when he heard about the hijacking on Sept. 11, 2001.
By: Meghan Smith
East Taunton resident John Mariani has cerebral palsy and uses a power wheelchair. He relies on personal care attendants funded through MassHealth to help him live independently.
By: Meghan Smith
When a person has dementia, their senses can be compromised, which can be dangerous in an emergency situation.
Organizers around the world held more than 3,000 repair events on Saturday to celebrate fixing things and push back against our ‘throwaway system’
By: Meghan Smith
Worcester resident Nona Haroyan, who is blind and in her 50s, remembers a time when she couldn't vote on her own.
