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Michael Yoder

Michael Yoder

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Reporter, The Lancaster Patriot

Lancaster

Biography

I've been crafting stories for daily, weekly and monthly publications for more than two decades in Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. I've interviewed everyone from Academy Award-winners (Joel and Ethan Coen, Tommy Lee Jones) and Rock & Roll Hall of Famers (Alice Cooper, Dr. John, Brian Wilson), to presidential hopefuls and members of Congress. I'm an award-winning journalist who was honored with several Keystone Press Awards for my investigative pieces.

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Local news in Lancaster County Pa. including government and schools.

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gaming, staffing

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Total articles 1396

  • Critics say Pierce County’s homeless village would hurt the environment. That’s false | Opinion

    By John Comis, Michael Yoder Verified| Tacoma News Tribune Verified Like most communities on the West Coast, Pierce County continues to struggle with housing the homeless. The Pierce County Village project is moving forward as one bold solution. It is a community of tiny homes and onsite services that will be developed in the Spanaway area and is modeled after a community established in Austin, Texas. It will serve as permanent housing for nearly 300 chronically homeless county residents, as the county’s proposal shows.

    By John Comis, Michael Yoder Verified · Tacoma News Tribune

    Oct. 19, 2023

  • Impacts of Drought on Barge Traffic and Grain Exports from the U.S., 2022 to 2023

    By Michael Yoder Verified| Taylor & Francis@ ABSTRACTThe U.S. is a major global exporter of grains, much of which travel by barge down the Mississippi River from the Midwest to New Orleans. This efficient transport system is key to the country’s competitiveness. This article examines the impacts of drought on southbound flows of grains in 2022 to 2023, when river levels reached dramatic lows, causing barge and grain storage bottlenecks.

    By Michael Yoder Verified · Taylor & Francis

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • Editorial - Nearshoring in Mexico: What Might it Mean for Del Rio?   - 830Times

    By Michael Yoder Verified, Joel Langton| The 830 Times@ By Michael S. Yoder, Ph.D.Special to the 830 Times“Nearshoring,” a term we increasingly encounter in the news, refers to a trend in US-Mexico trade that has the potential to expand economic development in the Rio Grande border cities. It is a play on “offshoring,” a strategy since the 1980s by American and European companies to set up assembly plants in China and other developing countries to take advantage of their supply chain efficiencies and lower wages.

    By Michael Yoder Verified, Joel Langton · The 830 Times

    Oct. 09, 2023

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Company Info

The Lancaster Patriot

Lancaster, United States