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Logan Sweet

@LoganSweet369

Communications professional. Exploring the Northeast in search of good coffee and great wine.

 Pennsylvania // New York
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Joined June 2011
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This is cinema.
New York Yankees (@Yankees) profile pictureNew York Yankees
@Yankees14 Sep 2024
You come at The Judge, you best not miss. #RepBX
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With an impending heatwave about to slam the Northeast, it was nice to see a fine Finger Lakes riesling mentioned in @EricAsimov's roundup of recommended bottles to beat the heat. nytimes.com/2024/06/14/dinin…

20 Wines Under $20, Hot Weather Edition (Published 2024)

Bottles that are built for the heat: light-bodied, agile and low in alcohol, whether red, white, rosé or sparkling.

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I grew up listening to John Sterling call Yankees games. I fell in love with the team during their magical run in the late 90s and early 2000s and can still remember his most iconic calls of that era. Games won’t be the same without him.
New York Yankees (@Yankees) profile pictureNew York Yankees
@Yankees15 Apr 2024
The New York Yankees today announced that legendary Yankees play-by-play radio voice John Sterling, who has called 5,420 regular season Yankees games and 211 postseason Yankees games, is retiring effective immediately. He will be recognized in a pregame ceremony on Saturday, April 20, and will visit the WFAN booth during the game 🎙️💙
Fans find a certain comfort in the daily rhythms of baseball. Day in & day out, season after season, & city after city, John Sterling used his seat in the broadcast booth to bring Yankees fans the heartbeat of the game, employing an orotund voice & colorful personality that were distinctly, unmistakably his own. John informed and entertained, and he exemplified what it means to be a New Yorker with an unapologetic and boisterous style that exuded his passion for baseball, broadcasting & the New York Yankees. There is no shortage of adjectives to describe John and what he means to this organization & our millions of fans around the world. But what makes John a goliath of the sports broadcasting world was how sacred he held his role as voice of the Yankees. Showing up to perform virtually every single day since 1989, he was a pillar for Yankees fans who relied on the comfort & familiarity of his voice to be the soundtrack of their spring, summer and fall.

ALT Fans find a certain comfort in the daily rhythms of baseball. Day in & day out, season after season, & city after city, John Sterling used his seat in the broadcast booth to bring Yankees fans the heartbeat of the game, employing an orotund voice & colorful personality that were distinctly, unmistakably his own. John informed and entertained, and he exemplified what it means to be a New Yorker with an unapologetic and boisterous style that exuded his passion for baseball, broadcasting & the New York Yankees. There is no shortage of adjectives to describe John and what he means to this organization & our millions of fans around the world. But what makes John a goliath of the sports broadcasting world was how sacred he held his role as voice of the Yankees. Showing up to perform virtually every single day since 1989, he was a pillar for Yankees fans who relied on the comfort & familiarity of his voice to be the soundtrack of their spring, summer and fall.

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Great to see @BeneduceWines featured here. Mike and his team do great work, and they deserve to be the bellwethers of a New Jersey wine industry that’s achieving more and more deserved acclaim. wineenthusiast.com/culture/t…

Wine in New Jersey? Garden State Producers Want to Be Taken Seriously

Mention “New Jersey” and “wine” in the same sentence and you’re bound get puzzled reactions. New bottlings, however, are changing hearts and minds.

wineenthusiast.com
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Not gonna lie. I love a good Barnes & Noble and I am 100% here for their comeback. nytimes.com/2023/10/17/style…
Barnes & Noble Sets Itself Free (Published 2023)

Barnes & Noble Sets Itself Free (Published 2023)

As the bookstore chain mounts a comeback, it’s breaking a cardinal rule of corporate branding and store design: consistency.

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If you know someone who questions the value of public libraries or dismisses the multiple roles they play within their communities, have them read this. nytimes.com/2023/02/14/books…
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Patagonia - and its founder, Yvon Chouinard - will always, always be the standard-bearer for corporate responsibility. nytimes.com/2022/09/14/clima…
Billionaire No More: Patagonia Founder Gives Away the Company (Published 2022)

Billionaire No More: Patagonia Founder Gives Away the Company (Published 2022)

Yvon Chouinard has forfeited ownership of the company he founded 49 years ago. The profits will now be used to fight climate change.

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Here's a bit of good news: Local bookstores are rebounding, with more that 300 new stores opening in recent years. Even better, they are becoming much more diverse - meeting readers' desires for “real recommendations from real people.” nytimes.com/2022/07/10/books…
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Really enjoying this jaunt to Maine.
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We should be taking care OF people. Not from them.
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This is fantastic news from the @Interior Department. It is imperative that our global ecosystems be protected from plastic pollution, and one way to do so is to make single-use plastic less accessible in our own national parks and public lands. nytimes.com/2022/06/09/us/pl…
National Parks Begin Long Goodbye to Plastic Water Bottles (Published 2022)

National Parks Begin Long Goodbye to Plastic Water Bottles (Published 2022)

An Interior Department order will end the sale of single-use plastic products at national parks and on other public lands in the United States by 2032.

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Awesome to see Bloomer Creek recognized for their sustainable vineyard management efforts. So many producers in @FLXWineCountry could have made this list, but it is much deserved for Kim Engle and his team. winemag.com/2022/04/22/susta…

10 Sustainable Wineries to Support on Earth Day and All Year Long

People define sustainable wineries differently. Learn about places that are working to protect the planet and their teams all year long.

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I have always loved a snowy Susquehanna.
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A bit of good news: Ownership of more than 500 acres of a redwood forest was returned to ten sovereign tribes who will “protect and heal” the land. The area was the hunting, fishing and ceremonial grounds of generations of Indigenous people. nytimes.com/2022/01/26/us/ca…
If you’re hoping to find something unexpected and delightful this holiday season, go to the little local shops - especially bookstores - that have survived in the age of online shopping by being quirky and brave. nytimes.com/2021/11/15/opini…

Opinion | Forget Amazon. The Best Gifts Are Closer Than You Think. (Published 2021)

It’s time to revive the tradition of puttering about in our favorite shops, looking for something that would make a loved one’s eyes light up.

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I think @LittleBrown's community manager might be on to something.
Little, Brown and Co (@littlebrown) profile pictureLittle, Brown and Co@littlebrown4 Oct 2021
Okay hear me out: what if publishing was behind taking the Facebook #ServerDown? Feels like some incredible marketing to get people to read and I have to say I am pretty mad I didn't think of it first...
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“We need more wineries that are willing to put farming first and marketing second. We have to see wine as having a sense of place, not merely as a product.” Couldn’t agree more with @BeneduceWines’ sentiments in this conversation with @EdibleJersey. ediblejersey.ediblecommuniti…

Meet Mike Beneduce - Vineyard Manager and Winemaker

Mike Beneduce, vineyard manager and winemaker of Beneduce Vineyards in Pittstown, has a lengthy and an impressive resume.

ediblejersey.ediblecommunities.com
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Today's a good day to buy a new book, friends.
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@penguinrandom8 Sep 2021
Happy International Literacy Day! 📚Today, for every book purchased on PRH.com, PRH US will donate $1 to Worldreader, up to $10K. @worldreaders @penguinrandom #ILD2021
Cream background with a photograph of two children smiling and reading an eBook. These words appear on the left in blue type, "Give the gift of reading. International Literacy Day September 8th, 2021." The hash tag #ILD2021 appears in the lower-left corner. The logos for Penguin Random House and Worldreader appear in the lower-right corner.

ALT Cream background with a photograph of two children smiling and reading an eBook. These words appear on the left in blue type, "Give the gift of reading. International Literacy Day September 8th, 2021." The hash tag #ILD2021 appears in the lower-left corner. The logos for Penguin Random House and Worldreader appear in the lower-right corner.

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If you're seeing this, it's not too late to read a book today.
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Two years ago, I had the privilege of interviewing Jon Haussler, a fellow @SusquehannaU alum and one of @NASA_Marshall's first employees. Thinking of my time with him and the stories he told me, on another anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing. susqu.edu/live/news/791-man-…
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