Melissa Pasanen is an Adjunct Instructor at [Employer]. She specializes in the intersections of food and beverages, agriculture, and travel, focusing on topics such as food manufacturing, organic farming, and food safety. Melissa's work has been featured in Seven Days and PerishableNews.com.
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Melissa Pasanen's coverage primarily focuses on local food, restaurants, and dining in Vermont with an emphasis on private sector announcements. To effectively reach out to her, it’s important to provide information about new restaurant openings, closures, or relocations in the Burlington area. Additionally, pitches related to local cuisine trends and unique dining experiences would likely pique her interest.
When reaching out to Melissa Pasanen regarding articles about specific restaurants or culinary businesses opening or closing in Vermont (especially Burlington), providing details such as the story behind the establishment, its impact on the community and any unique features will increase your chances of getting noticed.
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The restaurant group is collaborating with Lawson's Finest Liquids and Mount Holly Beer to create branded beer programs and “up our bar game,” Benjy Adler said.
Scott Kerner, co-owner of Good Measure Pub & Brewery and Carrier Roasting, is opening an old-school sports bar with a pub-food menu and free chili on football Sundays.
Erin and Sarkis Hand now smoke more ribs, brisket, chicken and pulled pork to meet demand for barbecue. Their menu includes hand-cut fries, burgers and salads.
Vasilios Gletsos has earned kudos for his “eccentric” mixed-culture beers made with local and foraged ingredients, which can be sipped this fall in his backyard.
Co-owner Emma Sanford is making locally sourced salads and hand-cut fries to pair with drinks now that James Beard-recognized Max Vogel has moved to Barr Hill.
The sibling co-owners of the small Main Street restaurant said they look forward to “switching things up” but also attributed the shift to lack of kitchen staff.
The fifth-generation Vernon dairy struck a deal for its creamline chocolate milk to become the post-workout recovery drink for university sports teams.
Kingdom Creamery, the state's largest maker of creemee base, is suffering "a severe labor shortage” after worker detentions, leaving customers to scramble.
Co-owners Allison and Tyler Stratton said shortages of staff and parking led to their decision to end on-site dining at 13 Stowe Street and focus on takeout.
The at-risk building housing the popular Somali American spot, originally opened by Ahmed Omar and then operated by his widow, is now set for demolition.
