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Sarah Bennett

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Sarah Bennett is a full-time journalist, editor and designer currently living in Long Beach, CA. She is the Executive Editor of the Long Beach Post and has been a freelance writer for nearly a decade covering music, arts, beer, bicycles and other local culture for L.A. Weekly, O.C. Weekly, The District Weekly, Paper Magazine, Beer Advocate Magazine and more.

She is the former Managing Editor for City Beat Long Beach and a two-time graduate of USC, where she got her BA in Communications and her …

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Tulips, Windmills and...Craft Beer?: The Netherlands Enters the Beer Scene

Tulips, Windmills and...Craft Beer?: The Netherlands Enters the Beer Scene

After traveling to The Netherlands for the first annual Week van het Nederlands Bier, I not only discovered a…

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City's First Co-Work Space Gives Creatives Room To Collaborate

City's First Co-Work Space Gives Creatives Room To Collaborate

Markus Manley sits in his new office on the corner of Pine Ave. and Broadway with all the windows open, enjoy…

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Ohana Brewing Company: L.A.'s Newest Craft Brewery Was a Long Time Coming

Ohana Brewing Company: L.A.'s Newest Craft Brewery Was a Long Time Coming

Two years ago, Ohana Brewing Company was supposed to be the next great Los Angeles beer maker. The tiki-theme…

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House of Art: David Leapman’s Contemporary Artist Space exhibits its second show

House of Art: David Leapman’s Contemporary Artist Space exhibits its second show

From the street, David Leapman's house looks like many of the other off-white stucco structures on the modest…

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Andreas Mitisek: Where Opera Dares to Go

Andreas Mitisek: Where Opera Dares to Go

One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2012 issue. Andreas Mitisek is sitting in t…

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Distilling Like A Brewer (AKA Brewstilleries)

Distilling Like A Brewer (AKA Brewstilleries)

Intrigued by the increasing number of breweries operating on-site distilleries, I embarked on a large researc…

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Kipchirchir Earns ACC Weekly Honors After Breakout 10K Performance

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By Sarah Bennett
| Virginia Tech Athletics
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — After a podium finish at the Raleigh Relays, Nicholas Kipchirchir has been named ACC Men’s Outdoor Track Co-Athlete of the Week, the league announced Tuesday. Kipchirchir competed in the 10,000 meters at the Raleigh Relays on March 26, finishing second with a time of 28:26.94. His mark ranks No. 2 nationally and on the Division I East qualifying list and currently leads the ACC in the event.
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Make 2026 A Great Year On The Greens With 4 Putting Drills (From A Pro With Decades Of Experience)

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By Baz Plummer, Sarah Bennett
| Golf Monthly Verified
Join the conversation Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Getting better at putting doesn't just happen by mistake. It takes hard work, dedication and a clear putting improvement guide that focuses on highlighting and addressing your areas for development on the greens.
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Is It Time To Try A New Putting Grip? Here Are 3 To Experiment With Over Winter

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By Michael A. Weston, Sarah Bennett
| Golf Monthly Verified
Join the conversation Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter There are few worse feelings in golf than losing your confidence with the putter in hand, as golf becomes a lot less fun when nothing is dropping on the greens. This can happen for a number of reasons, but you don't have to simply accept your fate and resign yourself to a life of three-putts and flat stick fury.
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