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Freelance Multimedia Sports Journalist, Freelance
High school, ASU and Olympic sports reporter: @azcentral. 📰 Previously: @theolympian. Alum: @EWUEagles | @cronkite_asu. Northern California native. 🍇
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Deputy Washington Bureau Chief, States Newsroom
Deputy Washington bureau chief for @statesnewsroom. bsky.app/profile/fischler.bsky.social jfischler@statesnewsroom.com
Reporter and Desk Editor, The Seattle Times
Cover a bit of everything for Seattle Times sports: M's, Huskies, Cougars, Seattle U, Golf, Horse Racing, Seahawks and "looking back" stories on local legends.
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Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Sports editor @LewTrib_Sports and @mpdailynews. Former #Idaho and #Wazzu 🏈 writer. A stop @adndotcom and beginnings at @uiargonaut. Vandal grad.
Writer, Yakima Herald-Republic
Yakima Herald-Republic staff writer. Dog owner. This is my general news Twitter. I also tweet about local arts and entertainment from @OnMagazine.
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Writer, Freelance
science journalist currently @nytclimate | climate, conservation & more | @natgeo @sciam @nytscience & others | views my own | @rdzombak.bsky.social 🏳️🌈
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Deputy Business Editor, The Spokesman-Review
Deputy Business Editor, Spokesman-Review newspaper, Nebraska grad, cabin owner.
Reporter, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Reporter @AJC, taxation and infrastructure 💰🏰 Dual citizen 🇺🇸 🇧🇩 Spouse, mom. Former Peace Corps/El Salvador. Hablo español. alia dot pharr at ajc dot com
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