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Sports Writer, Boston Herald
Covering the Boston Bruins for the Boston Herald since 2001, covered a lot of other things before that
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Editor, ESG Dive
Journalist, Bibliophile, Foodie | Alum: @MedillSchool @SarahLawrence | Work: ESG Editor @IndustryDive
Audio Producer, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"That's like a professional journalist thing." -Rihanna. Producer of The @ajc's @PoliticallyGa podcast. NABJ/AABJ member. RTs aren't endorsements.
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Reporter, KTVB-TV (Boise, ID)
KTVB reporter I Boise, ID. Story ideas? Send to adavis@ktvb.com #GoCougs
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Senior Editor, The Spokesman-Review
Writer/editor based in Central Oregon. I knit words and yarn. She/her.
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Data Visualization Specialist, Oregon Live (The Oregonian)
Data Viz Specialist for @oregonian. Marathoner, mountain climber, bike commuter (most days) and a bit on the chunky side.
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Copy Editor, The Spokesman-Review
MFA creative writing. BA English/art. @bestnewpoets nominee 2023. Copy desk chief and page designer @spokesmanreview // Instagram: kkbm_artist
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Reporter, Journal of Business
Music and Film Editor, Colorado Springs Indy
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Freelance Content Specialist, Freelance
Digital content specialist. Chicago. Formerly @PhillyInquirer. Proud @SyracuseU alumnus. Weather geek (ask me about the dew point!)
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Managing Editor, Billings Gazette
Billings Gazette managing editor, bicycle pedaler, photographer, music writer, ally🏳️🌈, unrequited Detroit Lions fan.
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