Sarah Meehan
Sarah Meehan is a dining reporter for The Baltimore Sun. She previously covered hospitality, tourism, sportswear, retail and culture for the Baltimore Business Journal. Sarah is a Harford County native, a South Baltimore resident and a University of Maryland graduate.
Recent Articles
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Hopkins researchers to study whether financial rewards, video monitoring can help opioid addiction treatment
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have been awarded $2.1 million by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to study whether paying patients to take their medicine and tracking their doses with video software can help patients stick with their treatment...
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Recovering from crash, Middle River family wants changes to police chase policies
A Middle River mother said her 3-year-old son is adjusting to a new way of life after he was seriously injured last week in a Philadelphia crash that has prompted the family to pursue stricter laws surrounding police chases in the Mid-Atlantic. The Kirts family is recovering after they were injured...
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Baltimore archbishop takes steps to increase reporting of abuse, seeks to move archdiocese ahead on reform
Archbishop William Lori encouraged the more than 500,000 Catholics in the Archdiocese of Baltimore on Tuesday to report wrongdoing by clergy at all levels as part of an effort to regain public trust as church leaders worldwide confront a sexual abuse crisis. Lori outlined the expansion of a reporting...
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Baltimore woman killed with 10-year-old son in shopping center crash remembered as loving mother, hard worker
Employees at Primo Chicken decided to keep the Hollins Market restaurant open Saturday despite their grief stemming from the sudden absence of one of their longtime coworkers. Maria Ramirez, a 31-year-old assistant manager who began working at the restaurant shortly after it opened five years ago,...
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Man dies after being shot by Canton liquor store employee during attempted robbery, Baltimore police say
A man who attempted to rob a Canton liquor store and was shot by an employee has died from his injuries, according to the Baltimore Police Department. The robbery attempt at the House of Spirits liquor store Saturday night marked the second time in two months the shop had been held up at gunpoint....
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Baltimore County police cruiser strikes school bus while responding to another crash in Middle River
Two crashes 10 minutes apart shut down both directions of Maryland Route 700 in Middle River on Friday afternoon, according to the Maryland State Highway Administration. The first accident occurred at 2:49 p.m. at Maryland 700 and Windlass Drive, according to police and fire department officials....
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Original Pancake House, RegionAle, vet clinic among tenants coming to Can Company building in Canton
Three eateries, a vet clinic and a physical therapy center are among the new shops and services slated to join the Can Company building in Canton. The five new tenants — the Original Pancake House, RegionAle, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, You’ll Never Walk Alone and ATI Physical Therapy — will join the...
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FAQ: What you need to know about prostate cancer
Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller is among hundreds of thousands of men who are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. The American Cancer Society projects 174,650 men will be diagnosed in 2019 alone. The prognosis varies by patient, but here’s a primer on prostate cancer. How...