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Designer and Editor, McClatchy
Poli Sci. KC/STL fan. Backyard horticulture. Fitness. Newspaperman. edward_michael_christopher on Threads.
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DetailsUnlock full accessKansas City
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Education Reporter, Oregon Live (The Oregonian)
Education reporter at The @Oregonian, scientist’s wife, mother of twins, resisted Twitter for as long as I could. Opinions are my own. DMs are open.
Contributing Editor, Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Freelance writer, editor, journalist. Married to Diane for nearly 40 years. Two daughters, Sadly, have abandoned efforts to learn the saxophone.
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Contributor, Freelance
Writer, storyteller, small home dweller embracing simplicity, joy and adventure in the Pacific Northwest. paddlingherowncanoe.blogspot.com
Photojournalist, Freelance
Writer, Editor, Producer, Freelance
Writer, journalist, world traveler, naturalist, skier, mountain girl, activist, Dalmatian rescuer, published author, and Oxford comma enthusiast.
Writer, Freelance
Freelance writer living in Bozeman. Formerly: @bozchron @Report4America @ColoradoCollege Get in touch: isabelrhicks@gmail.com
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Writer and Editor, Freelance
Travel, victuals, films, books, Belgian brew, sports, good music. Writer New York Times, Chicago Tribune ... usual suspects. Lotsa car stuff. Eclectic RTs.
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