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Amy Miller

Amy Miller

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Host and Producer, DetroitToday, WDET-FM (Detroit MI)

Detroit

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MediaMetro Detroit

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Local IssuesRetailCannabisNews ReportingTrendsRock MusicLaborK-DramaSEOEntertainmentCharity EventsHamptons Fashion WeekLifesttyleXenophobiaSporting EventsGlobal Market

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digital marketing relationshipsDating lifestyle

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Total articles 4

  • Comparing Horse Power

    By Samantha Hughes, Amy Miller Verified| Colonial Williamsburg@ “I just got home and now I'm headed up to New York,” sings Daveed Diggs as Thomas Jefferson in the musical Hamilton. But a dash from Virginia to New York was not as simple as the dancing interpretation of Jefferson suggests. Eighteenth-century travel from colony to colony was dependent on the age and health of your horse, road conditions, weather, and more. At the swiftest, a trip from Virginia to New York by horse would have taken at least 10 days.

    By Samantha Hughes, Amy Miller Verified · Colonial Williamsburg

    Jul. 31, 2020

  • Freedom of the Press in the eyes of the Founding Fathers

    By Whitney Thornberry, Amy Miller Verified| Colonial Williamsburg@ The founding fathers’ understanding of a free press has a long history and is one that we inherited under English law, but that doesn’t mean that England always had a free press. Starting in the year 1534 England, wrote into its laws what would become known as the Licensing Laws. These laws demanded that all presses in England be Licensed. The first press brought into America went to Cambridge, Massachusetts in the year 1639 by the Rev. Joseph Glover. Rev.

    By Whitney Thornberry, Amy Miller Verified · Colonial Williamsburg

    Jul. 07, 2020

  • Comparing Horse Power

    By Samantha Hughes, Amy Miller Verified| Colonial Williamsburg@ “I just got home and now I'm headed up to New York,” sings Daveed Diggs as Thomas Jefferson in the musical Hamilton. But a dash from Virginia to New York was not as simple as the dancing interpretation of Jefferson suggests. Eighteenth-century travel from colony to colony was dependent on the age and health of your horse, road conditions, weather, and more. At the swiftest, a trip from Virginia to New York by horse would have taken at least 10 days.

    By Samantha Hughes, Amy Miller Verified · Colonial Williamsburg

    Jul. 31, 2020

As seen in

The Daily Times (Maryville, Tn),The New England Journal Of Medicine,Wdet-Fm (Detroit Mi),Santa Fe New Mexican,Motherly,U.S. News And World Report,Herald Standard,South Bend Tribune,The Lebanon Democrat,Colonial Williamsburg,The Greeneville Sun

Company Info

WDET-FM (Detroit MI)

Detroit, Michigan, United States

+1 313-577-4146