Sarah J. Hollenbeck
In-Depth Storytelling Manager at WFTS-TV (Tampa, FL)
TV News in-depth storytelling manager @abcactionnews, Chicago native, @mizzou journalism alum, mom, dog lover. IL-MO-FL-KS-back to FL
Articles
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6 days ago |
tampabayparenting.com | Sarah J. Hollenbeck
A mother often knows her baby best. For Melissa, that mother’s intuition kicked in within the first few weeks of bringing her newborn son, Quest, home from the hospital. Like many parents, Melissa kept a diaper chart. She noticed instead of full bowel movements, Quest had small smudges in his diaper. “We’re at two, three weeks, no bowel movement,” Melissa remembers. “At 3 weeks old, he finally had one and I remember hearing him scream.
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6 days ago |
tampabayparenting.com | Sarah J. Hollenbeck
Discover how doctors at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital helped Pediatric Gastroenterology patient, Quest, find much needed relief.
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2 weeks ago |
supportforstepdads.com | Sarah J. Hollenbeck
As a stepparent, wanting the best for your child is a no-brainer. However, that can sometimes be easier said than done. Depending on your relationship with your child, you may struggle to get your stepchild to respect your authority. While challenging to handle, this can also be dangerous if they choose to ignore your rules. As you work to build trust with your stepchild, you may wonder what else you can do to ensure they stay safe this summer.
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Sep 11, 2024 |
abcactionnews.com | Sarah J. Hollenbeck
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — The Pinellas County School District is now offering a new incentive for their employees. In an effort to recruit new teachers and district staff, they’re rolling out a new child care program for full-time employees. The childcare program offers district workers an affordable option. Right now, the program is open to 80 kids ranging from age 1 to 4 years old.
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Sep 2, 2024 |
abcactionnews.com | Sarah J. Hollenbeck
SARASOTA, Fla. — Sarasota city leaders face a big decision Tuesday: Whether to preserve or demolish a hotel that once allowed African Americans a safe place to stay during the Jim Crow era when Sarasota was segregated. Originally known as the Colson Hotel, the building has been plagued with termites, cracks, broken windows, and possible mold which is spelled out in a 331-page document as part of Tuesday’s agenda.
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