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Doug Clifford

Doug Clifford

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Photojournalist, Tampa Bay Times

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Total articles 432

  • My son, Matthew

    By Doug Clifford Verified| Perry County Tribune Verified CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — Of all the monthly designations, April’s Autism Awareness has never been necessary for my family. We had to embrace autism every minute of every day after my son, Matthew, was diagnosed as autistic. The part of Matt’s diagnosis that proved most painful were the words “severely and profoundly.”That description sentenced Matt to a life where he would never be able to verbally communicate. His mother, Peggy, studied early childhood development as a college major.

    By Doug Clifford Verified · Perry County Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Southeast Ohio anglers turn their passion into business

    By Doug Clifford Verified| Outdoor News Radio@ Anglers constantly tinker with tackle in an attempt to outwit their competition, be it fish or fisherman. Most times these adjustments are performed on already-manufactured products. However, access to materials and equipment has given rise to garage “factories” where anglers with another full-time job have turned to making everything from baits to rods. Southeast Ohio is a hotbed for these fishing entrepreneurs. This content is restricted to subscribers of OutdoorNews.com.

    By Doug Clifford Verified · Outdoor News Radio

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • My son, Matthew

    By Doug Clifford Verified| Perry County Tribune Verified CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — Of all the monthly designations, April’s Autism Awareness has never been necessary for my family. We had to embrace autism every minute of every day after my son, Matthew, was diagnosed as autistic. The part of Matt’s diagnosis that proved most painful were the words “severely and profoundly.”That description sentenced Matt to a life where he would never be able to verbally communicate. His mother, Peggy, studied early childhood development as a college major.

    By Doug Clifford Verified · Perry County Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Tampa Bay Times

Clearwater, Florida, United States

+1 813-627-4700