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Saul Pink
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Newsroom Intern, The Baltimore Banner
Chicago, DC, East Coast United States, Evanston, Buenos Aires, Washington
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Armenians, Koreans, Dominicans, and Bangladeshis: Where they live and how the small communities of Buenos Aires arrived.
By Enzo Iriarte , Saul Pink| Yahoo News@ Dressed in a ruffled white shirt and a long skirt in the national colors, Gleni Castillo and her dance partner, Miguel Vicente, wearing a white jacket with blue and red details and a straw hat, dazzled the Dominicans with a salsa and merengue dance routine prepared to commemorate Independence Day. For a moment, they were transported back to the Caribbean.
By Fernando Torres Ullmer Verified, Saul Pink| The Nation (Argentina) Verified Both internationally and in Argentina, the number of deaths due to road accidents is declining. In our country, 5,908 people died in 2024, 5% less than in 2023, when the number was 6,245, according to the Civil Association "Luchemos por la Vida" (Let's Fight for Life). This figure represented the lowest number in the last three decades, if we do not consider 2020, when the lockdown was imposed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Saul Pink , Adriana Navarro Verified| The Baltimore Banner Verified Four children under the age of 5 died of overdoses in Baltimore in 2023 — the smallest and least suspecting victims in an epidemic that remains unrivaled across major American cities. Since 2020, 15 have died. All but two cases involved fentanyl, according to a Banner analysis of autopsy data obtained from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. The epidemic's young victims include Journey Sharp, a 2½-year-old girl who was found dead on Jan.
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The Baltimore Banner
The Baltimore Banner is a nonprofit news organization founded in 2022 by The Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism. Based in Baltimore, Maryland, it aims to strengthen and inspire communities through impactful journalism. The organization focuses on delivering high-quality local news coverage across various topics, including business, culture, and technology, while expanding its reach throughout Maryland. The Baltimore Banner offers digital subscriptions, which have grown significantly, contributing to nearly half of its total revenue. It also produces audio and video content, enhancing its storytelling across multiple platforms. With a dedicated team of approximately 127 employees, including around 80 in the newsroom, the organization is committed to providing in-depth coverage of regional issues and serving the local communities of Baltimore and beyond. Its revenue streams include subscriptions, philanthropic support, and advertising.
Baltimore, North Dakota, United States
+1 443-843-0043
Founded: 2022