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Senior Staff Reporter, Jamaica Gleaner
Journalist @JamaicaGleaner |@Cheveningfcdo Scholar| @LSEnews, @UWImona (CARIMAC) & @SALISESmona Alum| jovan.johnson@gleanerjm.com
Digital Reporter, East Idaho News
WA native. @BYUIdaho alum. Cookies are everything. Reporter @EastIDNews🎥
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Senior Editor, Criticaleye
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Reporter, Columbia Basin Herald
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Writer, Freelance
Writer, musician, multimedia artist. I love haunted houses. Views are my own. Re-tweets are not an endorsement.
Education Reporter, Albany Democrat-Herald
Education reporter @dhnews and @gt news. Former @UO_Snowden intern at @mailtribune and former reporter at @dailyemerald.
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Business Editor, The Lewiston Tribune
Avid reader who writes stories about business for the Lewiston Tribune in north central Idaho. Enjoys adventures large and small in the outdoors.
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Host, fiction/non/fiction
Novelist. Newest is The Good Lieutenant @fsgbooks. Prof. @UMKansasCity. Co-host fiction/non/fiction podcast @Lithub @fnftalk
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TV News Reporter, KING-TV (Seattle, WA)
I tweet about news & stuff for KING-TV. When they're not looking I try to make people laugh. Keep me employed by sending story ideas to ewilkinson@king5.com
Content Marketing Writer, Freelance
Relentless writer. #freelancer #contentmarketingwriter #journalist Words: @washingtonpost #home #smallspaces #lifestyle #design #decor #construction #realestate
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