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Sarah Blackburn
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Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, Edible Boston
Publisher and editor-in-chief of @edibleboston @edibleworcester
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Lydia Woolever
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Senior Editor, Baltimore Magazine
Senior editor @baltimoremag // formerly @esquire, @phillyinquirer.
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Steve Coomes
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Writer and Photographer, Freelance
Steve Coomes is a restaurant, spirits, travel writer and photographer. To me, eating for a living is both job and adventure.
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Gina Homolka
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Blogger, Skinnytaste
NYTimes Best Selling Author of 6 Skinnytaste Cookbooks.
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Kate Livie
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Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Chesapeake writer, educator, local. Writer @edibledelmarva, @baltimoremag, @bayjournal, etc. Ches Semester @washcoll, head creative: Alosa Communications
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Nancy Koziol
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Journalist and Writer, Freelance
author. journalist. freelancer. reality tv. board games. speculative fiction. live music (with @krisakoziol). vermont. travel. politics. true crime. books.
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Luke Tsai
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Food Editor, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
Food editor at @KQEDarts. Previous: Eater SF, San Francisco Magazine, East Bay Express. Tips, pitches to ltsai@kqed.org www.kqed.org/author/ltsai
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Michele Jacobson
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Writer and Columnist, Freelance
Nutritionist, Food Writer & Author of GMOs: What's Hidden In Our Food: amazon.com/GMOs-WHATS-HID
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