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Melanie Balakit
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News Editor, Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
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Biography
Willing to work and willing to learn. Melanie is a recent journalism graduate seeking a full-time job. She can meet the demands of the multimedia journalism world. She writes, takes photos, and produces video news packages. Most comfortable with writing and video, but able to do all three. This summer, she's traveling all over the country as UNITY's first reporting fellow. She'll pitch and produce multimedia stories for the student projects of the following minority journalism conventions: NAJA, NABJ, NAHJ, AAJA, and NLGLA. When she's not traveling, she works as a freelance multimedia journalist for the Prince George's Sentinel, a weekly community newspaper. Interested in covering education, race, immigration and social justice issues. You can best reach Melanie via email: melanie.balakit@gmail.com .
bicycle product features, micromobilityAustralian Bicycle Trade news, bike and scooter share supply chain, infrastructure Bicycle company features, policy
Antisemitism
Content
By Melanie Balakit Verified| Baltimore Sun Verified One man died and another was seriously injured in separate shootings in Northwest Baltimore Saturday morning, police said. The fatal shooting occurred late Saturday morning in Baltimore's Central Park Heights neighborhood, police said. At about 10:40 a.m., Northwest District patrol officers heard a gun discharge coming from Park Heights Avenue and Spaulding Avenue. They found a 52-year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds in the 3100 block of Spaulding Avenue.
‘Heartbroken and angered’: Safe Streets worker dies in quadruple shooting in East Baltimore on Wednesday night, police say
By McKenna Oxenden, Melanie Balakit Verified| Capital Gazette Verified A quadruple shooting in East Baltimore on Wednesday night left three people dead, including a Safe Streets worker, and one person injured, police said. Three others were injured in separate shootings in West and South Baltimore. At about 7:25 p.m., Eastern District patrol officers responded to a ShotSpotter alert in the 2400 block of E. Monument St. Once there, officers located four men suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. A 28-year-old man was pronounced dead on the scene.
By Melanie Balakit Verified, Kim Hairston| Baltimore Sun Verified Hundreds of runners participated in the Baltimore Running Festival on Sat. Oct. 9, 2021. (Melanie Balakit, Kim Hairston) Baltimore Running Festival Joanna Hayes, winner of the women's 2021 Baltimore Marathon, crosses the finish line. (Kim Hairston) Baltimore Running Festival Joanna Hayes, winner of the women's 2021 Baltimore Marathon, crosses the finish line. (Kim Hairston) Baltimore Running Festival Joanna Hayes, winner of the women's 2021 Baltimore Marathon, crosses the finish line.
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Baltimore Sun
Information about recent events or happenings, especially as reported by means of newspapers, websites, radio, television, and other forms of media.
London, United Kingdom