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Jenn White

Jenn White

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Washington

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local events non-profits and local people.Food tourism entertainment

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Ecommerce

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Total articles 154

  • Stay cool with Keys Coffee Company

    By Jenn White Verified| Florida Weekly Verified Nitro cold brew will cool you down on a hot Key West summer day. COURTESY PHOTOWelcome to another Key West summer, when it rains every day for 30 minutes and the breeze is as cool as a hairdryer blowing two inches from your face. It’s four long months of being hit by a heatwave every time you step out of the door. Your tongue parches, your eyes burn, the sweat never stops its relentless drip and you are getting very sleepy, all of the time.

    By Jenn White Verified · Florida Weekly

    Jun. 04, 2020

  • A thread written by @JWhitePubRadio

    By Jenn White Verified| threader.app@ Note: This thread is related to #Coronavirus #COVID19Follow the World Health Organization's instructions to reduce your risk of infection:1/ Frequently clean hands by using alcohol-based hand rub or soap and water. 2/ When coughing and sneezing cover mouth and nose with flexed elbow or tissue - throw issue away immediately and wash hands. 3/ Avoid close contact with anyone that has fever and cough. Jennifer White @JWhitePubRadio Host of WBEZ’s Reset.

    By Jenn White Verified · threader.app

    Mar. 12, 2020

  • Stay cool with Keys Coffee Company

    By Jenn White Verified| Florida Weekly Verified Nitro cold brew will cool you down on a hot Key West summer day. COURTESY PHOTOWelcome to another Key West summer, when it rains every day for 30 minutes and the breeze is as cool as a hairdryer blowing two inches from your face. It’s four long months of being hit by a heatwave every time you step out of the door. Your tongue parches, your eyes burn, the sweat never stops its relentless drip and you are getting very sleepy, all of the time.

    By Jenn White Verified · Florida Weekly

    Jun. 04, 2020

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Washington, D.C., United States, United States