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Indigenous Affairs Reporter, Indian Country Today (ICT)
Indigenous Affairs Reporter @Underscorenews + @IndianCountry | @poynter fellow | Story tips: nbartoosmith@underscore.news | Formerly @thecolumbian
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Freelance Contributor, Freelance
Hi all, find me at karenhugg on Threads! Karen Hugg is a designer, author, and professional gardener. Latest book: Leaf Your Troubles Behind.
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Freelance Writer, Freelance
Pacific Northwest writer, longtime journalist. I post career and family stories on Substack. Please visit ericmortenson.substack.com
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Content Editor/Flex Editing Team, McClatchy
Father of two sons, husband, friend to dogs, content editor for the Fort Worth Report, native Texan, foodie and sports fan.
News Editor, Daily Inter Lake
News editor at the Daily Inter Lake in Kalispell, Montana, bi-weekly "As I See It" column. Story ideas? Direct message
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Editor and Reporter, Freelance
Writer and editor for Casinos.com. Founder of Pokerati. Stringer for the Washington Post. National champion tennis captain. Opinions seldom ever my own.
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Host, Wisconsin Today
Public Radio Host - Family Physician, Columnist, Author, Father of Four
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