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Jean-Paul Salamanca
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Reporter, Newsday
New York, Long Isl
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Biography
Jean-Paul has been a journalist for more than six years. A native of Queens, New York who is half-Ecuadorian and half-Peruvian, Jean-Paul grew up in Long Island, having attained his B.A. in Communications from Dowling College. Jean-Paul worked as a reporter at online and print publications in both New York and Massachusetts. He also worked at Latin Post, a NY-based daily website covering U.S.-Latino issues, where he was senior editor. He is currently enrolled in the M.S. Data Specialization program at Columbia Journalism School, where he is focused on multimedia platform and app design, investigative reporting techniques and learning programming languages like Python, SQL, Excel and R+, among others, to understand and analyze data to tell stories in a more comprehensive way.
immigration education and the environment. state and national issuesLocal news
Content
By Jean-Paul Salamanca Verified| Newsday Verified After a state plan to build a larger mast-arm traffic signal in a historic part of Village of the Branch drew opposition, officials are homing in on a compromise. Last year, the state Department of Transportation sought to replace the longtime wire-apparatus signal system with a new cantilevered, mast-arm one on the corner of Hemlock Lane and Route 25. Village officials and local historians objected, arguing the proposed system was too large and out of character for the historic district.
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Pilani, Rajasthan, India