Sarah Heinonen is a journalist at MassLive. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on urban design, development, and environmental services across North America and LATAM. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as Reminder Publishing, LLC, and NewsBreak.
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Sarah Heinonen focuses on local community news, town government, and public health in the United States, particularly Massachusetts. She often reports on government announcements and local events. For effective outreach to Sarah, consider providing exclusive insights or access related to local government decisions, public health initiatives, retirement stories within the community, or unique human interest pieces that highlight various aspects of life in her coverage area.
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By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — Half a dozen experts working in the field of autism spectrum disorder gathered for a symposium on wandering among the young people with the condition. The event was organized by state Rep. Angelo Puppolo and hosted at Greenleaf Community Center in Springfield.
By: Sarah Heinonen
AGAWAM — U.S. Rep. Richard Neal stopped in Agawam on Aug. 18 to tour the high school building project.
By: Sarah Heinonen
AGAWAM — Fundraising is hard work, but for Elizabeth Poggi, it is worth it. The 7-year-old has run a lemonade stand for the past three summers, helping the animals at Dakin Humane Society one sip at a time.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — Despite the state Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance and Trial Court issuing a preliminary selection of the site and propos
State Rep. Angelo Puppolo (right) fist bumps Springfield City Councilor Gerry Martin after securing another term. Reminder Publishing photo by Dennis Hackett
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — The ballots are in and primary voters in the 11th Hampden District chose to stay the course. The three-way primary race for the seat ended with incumbent Bud Williams winning a sixth term in the state House of Representatives.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — For the first time since it was established in 2000, Dress for Success of Western Massachusetts served more than 1,000 people in a single fiscal year, helping women and gender nonbinary people to gain a career and their confidence.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — The investigation into the cyber incident that affected the city’s schools over the past week is ongoing, according to Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno, who was backed by Springfield Public Schools Superintendent Sonia Dinnall and members of the School Department leadership at a press conference on Sept. 8.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — In a year filled with contentious City Council debates, the meeting on Sept. 8 was no different.
By: Sarah Heinonen
SPRINGFIELD — Pushy door-to-door salespeople may become a thing of the past in Springfield. The City Council voted on Sept. 8 to take the first step in a two-step process to strengthen the city’s door-to-door-sales ordinance.
