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Sports Writer, The Journal Gazette
High school and other sports for The Journal Gazette (@JGfortwayne). I get paid to watch other people exercise. Send story ideas/tips to vjacobsen@jg.net
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Sports Writer, Mankato Free Press
Copy editor and Minnesota State hockey writer for @Mankatonews
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Recruiting and College Football Reporter, The Athletic
College football/recruiting reporter for @TheAthleticCFB. graynor@theathletic.com.
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Independent Journalist, Online Media Producer and Social Media Consultant, Freelance
Journalist, online producer, social media guru, PTvintage obsessed, photographer, loves box pleats & CORGI'S. @womenjournos, JAWs SPJ IRE RT r not endorsements.
Contributing Editor, The Assembly
Senior editor, The Assembly. Former WaPo, News & Observer. StepUp Ministry. Wake schools vol.
Politics Reporter, NOTUS
Covering Congress @NotusReports | rileyrogerson@notus.org | Go Birds 🦅
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Journalist and Producer, Freelance
Freelance journo/producer. Reporter for @nytimes based in Philadelphia. Fill-in producer for @nprfreshair. Write comms for @prisonsociety.
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Crime Reporter, The Spokesman-Review
Crime reporter at The Spokesman-Review. University of Idaho graduate.
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