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Diana Samuels
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Editor, The Seattle Times
Seattle
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By Diana Samuels Verified| The Seattle Times Verified Local News Changes Laws and Lives is a Seattle Times marketing special section about the impacts and innovations of local, community-funded, public-service journalism. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s office posted a job opening in October: children and youth multisystem care coordinator. It’s a wonky title, but this brand-new position represents a sea change for children and families in desperate need.
By Diana Samuels Verified| The Seattle Times Verified The Seattle Times is looking for a freelance writer with a formal mental health credential to write one to two columns each month. The columns will be part of the Seattle Times Mental Health Project, a grant-funded initiative to cover mental and behavioral health in Washington state. The Times is looking to expand this critical coverage by connecting readers directly with a mental health professional in this regularly published column. The format is flexible.
Man suffered apparent panic attack, mental-health crisis before he was shot, killed by Pierce County deputy in 2018
By Diana Samuels Verified| The Seattle Times Verified William “Billy” Langfitt was a considerate man who was down on his luck in the weeks before he was fatally shot by a Pierce County sheriff’s deputy. His grandfather died, leaving him and his close-knit family devastated. He was suspended and eventually fired from his construction job. His girlfriend broke up with him.
Company Info
The Seattle Times
The Seattle Times is a prominent newspaper based in the Pacific Northwest, founded in 1891. Originally known as the Seattle Press-Times, it evolved through several name changes before becoming The Seattle Times in 1966. It is one of the few major city dailies in the U.S. that remains independently operated and owned by a local family, the Blethens. The Seattle Times offers a daily newspaper that covers local, national, and international news, along with a robust digital platform that is among the most visited news sites in the region. The newspaper has a rich history of documenting significant events in Seattle, including the Klondike Gold Rush. It has received numerous accolades, including 11 Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its commitment to quality journalism. The Seattle Times serves a diverse audience, including residents and businesses in Seattle and surrounding areas, providing essential news and information to the community.
Seattle, Washington, United States
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Founded: 1896