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Makenzie Christman
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Digital Content Producer, LehighValleyNews.com
Zionsville
Beats
Biography
Makenzie is a staff writer at the Republican Herald. She graduated from Penn State in May 2023 with a degree in digital and print journalism. During her time at Penn State, she wrote for The Daily Collegian and pursued investigative reporting through the startup called the News Lab @ Penn State, but her passion for journalism is rooted in her newspaper experience in high school. Off-duty, you'll find Makenzie doting on her beloved dog, Winnie, and embracing all things pink.
pollinators, agriculture and food policy climate change, beekeeping honey bees, sustainable agriculture environmental justice, diversified farmingBees, regional food systems
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Content
By Makenzie Christman Verified| LehighValleyNews.com Verified BETHLEHEM, Pa. — There soon could be legislation that would protect children from accidental carbon monoxide incidents at childcare facilities in the state. State Rep. Jeanne McNeill, D-Lehigh, proposed , which has passed the state House and now heads to the state Senate. A release from McNeill's office cited an October 2022 incident at Happy Smiles Learning Center in Allentown, where more than two dozen children and adults were hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning
By Makenzie Christman Verified| LehighValleyNews.com Verified BETHLEHEM, Pa. — A recent special election broke a decades-long trend. Democrat James Malone, a computer application designer and mayor of tiny East Petersburg, won a senate race in Lancaster County, "for the first time in decades," against Lancaster County Commissioner Josh Parsons — in a district that hadn't elected a democrat for around 40 years
By Makenzie Christman Verified| LehighValleyNews.com Verified BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Nonna's Italian Market now has new owners and soon will go by a new name. In a Facebook post Wednesday, the Crivellaros announced the "big news," saying the family "is honored to continue the tradition of bringing authentic Italian specialties to Bethlehem, PA!" Co-owner Mike Crivellaro told LehighValleyNews.com they don't plan to take away any fan-favorites, but want to add to the market's offerings. "We're bringing in more stuff," Crivellaro said
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LehighValleyNews.com
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Easton, United States
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Founded: 2022