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Staff Reporter, GenomeWeb
Staff reporter, @GenomeWeb. Covering genome editing and engineering. CRISPR/Cas9, TALENs, ZFNs, SynBio. Tweets/opinions my own. RTs not endorsements.

Photographer and Videographer, Oregon Live (The Oregonian)
Photojournalist and data visualization specialist for The @Oregonian - mgraves@oregonian.com IG: @mark_w_graves

Dallas City Hall Reporter, The Dallas Morning News
Dallas City Hall reporter for @DallasNews. Prev: @Oregonian. @StJohnsU alum. Frosted Flakes are the best. Contact: everton.bailey@dallasnews.com. DMs open

Retail Reporter, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
reporting retail & other business for @stltoday | past gigs @ThePUPNews @PittsburghPG @eriereader | @caltimes alum | she/her
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Statehouse Reporter and Boise Bureau Chief, Idaho Press
Reporter and person. @TheIdahoPress
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Founder and Host, Sports News Minute with Larry Brown
20-year sports media veteran. Former radio host. Founder of @larrybrownsport, an independently-owned sports news publication reaching millions of readers.
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ESG Reporter, Bloomberg Law
ESG reporter at Bloomberg Law @BLaw. Formerly at Global Investigations Review. chudson@bloombergindustry.com

Homelessness and Affordable Housing Reporter, The Columbian
homelessness & affordable housing reporter @thecolumbian
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Breaking News and Crime Reporter, The Spokesman-Review
Crime, court & other news @SpokesmanReview covering Spokane, WA & north ID — formerly both TV & print in Boise, ID. U of Idaho alum. Boise born n raised

Political Breaking News Reporter, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Political breaking news @PhillyInquirer. @TempleUniv & @TheTempleNews alum, Swiftie, guitar player, Philly sports fan. Email: froth@inquirer.com

Trending Sports Reporter, MassLive.com
Covering Bruins and a little bit of everything Boston sports @masslivesports
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