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Suit shop, speakeasy set to reinvent long-vacant Lorain Ave. funeral home

corps member

@MandyKraynak

thelandcle.org

At 3929 Lorain Ave., Sartorial will sell clothing basics, as well as custom and off-the-rack suits. It will also make suit-fitting more of an event for groomsmen, offering space for them to enjoy...

"In Southern California, we want as many news organizations as we can to monitor power, influence."

@BrandonPhooo

speaks about his experience uncovering corruption as a

corps member at

@VoiceofOC

. Apply by Jan. 30! reportforamerica.org/apply

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'Often overlooked:' Dennos exhibit showcases art by Indigenous women, two-spirit

'Often overlooked:' Dennos exhibit showcases art by Indigenous women, two-spirit: goo.gl/alerts/Ufxb5N via

TRAVERSE CITY — A creative, often unrecognized, force behind Indigenous art is the focal point of a new exhibition at Dennos Museum Center at Northwestern Michigan College.

⏰ Time is running out! As a

corps member, you’ll join a movement to strengthen communities, and our democracy, through strong local journalism. 🗓 Jan. 30, 2023 🔗 reportforamerica.org/apply 📸 : Report for America corps member Jake Shore,

@thecurrentga

#ICYMI on the latest

, journalist and Report for America Corps member with

@Documentedny

, explains the systemic issues exposed by the Twin Parks fire in the #Bronx in early 2022. FULL EPISODE ➡️ bit.ly/itturban

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‘Hustle Culture’ is hurriedly impacting Black health

'Hustle Culture' is hurriedly impacting Black health: stlamerican.com/business/hustl via

Hustle culture has been an essential part of being Black in America. It’s hard not to normalize seeing Black people work multiple jobs to survive, let alone fighting that uphill

Buffalo's Fire

@BuffalosFire

14h

The last day to apply for Buffalo's Fire's full-time reporter position through Report for America is TOMORROW! Apply here: reportforamerica.org/reporters/

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📸 Calling all photojournalists! We're seeking qualified candidates to join our corps and fill open beats in newsrooms across the country. The clock is ticking — the deadline to submit your application is Jan. 30. Apply today! reportforamerica.org/apply

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Jasper Kenzo Sundeen

@JasperS_ports

Sun Tides community members have been on a boil water notice for more than two months. Most residents are older on fixed income. bit.ly/3WDVnfm for

@yakima_herald

Sun Tides mobile home park in Gleed still under boil water advisory

yakimaherald.com

The Sun Tides mobile home park near Gleed was still under boil water advisory on Friday because of coliform bacteria. It's been two months.

College of Communication, Boston University

@COMatBU

This is your last chance to apply to join the 2023

Reporters - Report for America

corps! The deadline is Monday, Jan. 30. Finalists will hear from the program in March and start in July. More than a few COM alums have been corps members. Apply now:

reportforamerica.org

Apply now to be a Report for America corps member.

Students urge Legislature to ban colleges from withholding transcripts over unpaid debt

Students urge Legislature to ban colleges from withholding transcripts over unpaid debt: oregonlive.com/education/2023 via

Senate Bill 424 would prevent Oregon's colleges and universities from witholding student transcripts over unpaid debt.

Xcaret Nuñez

@Xcaret_News

Research suggests over a third of rural counties in the U.S. grew during the first year of the pandemic after a decade of population decline. But how? And what kind of places did people move to? Broke it down in my latest for

@HarvestPM

Rural America grew in the pandemic's early days. But mostly recreational counties saw gains

kcur.org

Despite a spike in deaths from COVID-19 and fewer births, recent research suggests rural counties saw population growth during the first year of the pandemic. Remote work opportunities could have...

For four years, the

’s education beat lacked a dedicated reporter — that ended with the arrival of

corps member

@BeccaSavransky

. What beats interest you? Newsroom positions are open across the country! Apply: reportforamerica.org/apply

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Historic Black publisher raises money after flood damages property

Historic Black publisher raises money after flood damages property: chicago.suntimes.com/black-history/ via

Third World Press Foundation, the renowned Black publishing company on Chicago’s South Side, experienced a flood in December that caused $200,000 in damage.

American Journalism Project

@JournalismProj

If you're a journalism professional or journalism-focused entrepreneur interested in launching a nonprofit local news outlet driven by community representation, we want to hear from you! Apply for our local news incubator by 2/15. #JournalismJobs #Startup theajp.org/incubator/

Jackson Stephens

@JStephens_news

My latest article for Pacific Daily News as a

No running water a problem for Gill Breeze residents during point-in-time count

corps member. No running water a problem for Gill Breeze residents during point-in-time count guampdn.com/news/no-runnin via

@GuamPDN

guampdn.com

No connection to running water is a constant problem for families living in the Gill Breeze subdivision of Yigo, residents said during the annual point-in-time count on Friday.

launches six-month Community News Fund Workshop with support from the

@GoogleNewsInit

. Workshop series features coaching from industry leaders, peer review of strategy and will lead to the creation of a best-practices toolkit.

editorandpublisher.com

Report for America launches six-month Community News Fund Workshop with support from the Google...

Report for America brought together 14 communities last week to launch a history-making effort to catalyze news funding for communities across America.

The Future of the Mission Food Hub - El Tecolote

The Mission Food Hub has proved essential during the pandemic. Now, reduced funding and new management have community leaders divided on its future. eltecolote.org/content/en/the via

On Wednesdays, Maria Milagros Hernández arrives at the Mission Food Hub line before sunrise. She sits at the corner of 19th and Harrison in a foldable

Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk

@agwaterdesk

ICYMI: A deep dive on PFAS chemicals found at high levels in the Mississippi River in Louisiana, by

@joshdrosenberg

@TheLensNOLA

: thelensnola.org/2023/01/25/for / Photo by

Report for America is more than just a job opportunity for emerging journalists, it’s entry into a growing network of fellow corps members, alumni and mentors to lean on and learn from. What are you waiting for! Apply today: reportforamerica.org/apply

WCSD Trustees approve new classroom tech, discuss graduation rates

’s

joins KUNR host Marc Garber to discuss this week’s

@WashoeSchools

Board of Trustees meeting, covering classroom technology and graduation rates.

kunr.org

KUNR host Marc Garber sat down with reporter Jose Davila IV to break down this week’s Washoe County School District Board of Trustees meeting.

Consumer food report shows shopping habits remained steady throughout 2022, despite inflation

Consumer food report shows shopping habits remained steady throughout 2022, despite inflation: wyso.org/local-and-stat via

Food prices jumped throughout 2022 – but shoppers’ habits remained fairly steady, according to a report by the Center for Food Demand Analysis and Sustainability at Purdue University.

Check out

today to learn about how road salts are messing up the Mississippi River!

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I am very, very excited to be on @scifri this afternoon just before 2:30 p.m. talking about road salts in the Mississippi River!

If you're so inclined you can tune in on @WPR or visit sciencefriday.com & hit "listen live" sciencefriday.com/segments/road-

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Rural America Grew Early in Pandemic, Mostly in Recreational Counties

Rural America grew early in pandemic, mostly in recreational counties: flatlandkc.org/news-issues/ru via

Despite a spike in deaths from COVID-19 and fewer births, recent research suggests rural counties saw population growth during the first year of the pandemic. Remote work opportunities could have...

Documented

@Documentedny

The Low-Wage Worker Support Initiative has provided $2 million annually to nonprofits to provide critical legal help for low-wage, immigrant workers in wage theft cases. Mayor Adams wants to cut it. 📍 NEW from

@AmirKhafagy91

Mayor Eric Adams Budget Cuts Put Wage Theft Recovery Program In Jeopardy - Documented

documentedny.com

Mayor Eric Adams has proposed to cut a program that provides help for victims of wage theft.

“We want people to acknowledge that we, too, served, and we have stories to tell.” Local female veteran group lets the community know 'our stories count': indianapolisrecorder.com/local-female-v via

@abri_onyai

@IndyRecorder

Local female veteran group lets the community know ‘our stories count’ - Indianapolis Recorder

indianapolisrecorder.com

For Dr. Dorothy Simpson-Taylor, serving in the U.S. Air Force was just the beginning of her contribution to her country and community. From 1963 to 1965, she served as a statistical specialist,...

WUSF

@wusf

LISTEN: St. Petersburg community members and housing experts weigh in on redevelopment proposals for the site of Tropicana Field ahead of an expected decision on Monday.

@GabriellaPaul8

Affordable housing for the Tropicana Field redevelopment plans hinges on government incentives

wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu

St. Petersburg community members and housing experts weigh in on redevelopment proposals for the site of Tropicana Field ahead of an expected decision on Jan. 30.

‘Big city’ reporting might be the goal for many journalists but there are just as many stories to cover in rural America — and they are equally as important. Join us! But hurry,

The GroundTruth Project and Report for America

corps member applications are due Jan. 30: reportforamerica.org/apply

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Michael Goldberg

@mikergoldberg

Maternal deaths and disparities increase in Mississippi

Deaths from pregnancy complications have become more prevalent in Mississippi, and racial disparities in the health of those who give birth have widened in recent years, according to a report released Thursday by the MSDH.

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Deaths from pregnancy complications have become more prevalent in Mississippi, and racial disparities in the health of those who give birth have widened in recent years,...

Baltimore County Public School superintendent declines to renew contract, Randallstown NAACP calls for national search to find replacement: afro.com/baltimore-coun via

Baltimore County Public School superintendent declines to renew contract, Randallstown NAACP calls...

By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com Baltimore County Public Schools’ (BCPS) superintendent Darryl Williams announced on Jan. 23 that he would not renew his contract with the...

Kate Fishman

@katefishreports

“They can’t take all their stuff, and they’re going to leave it looking so bad — and then [the authorities] are going to come through here ... and say, ‘This is why it’s closed.’” The latest Creekside Cabins update

@TheMendoVoice

Creekside evacuation updates: Some residents plan to remain, some of park is state property

mendovoice.com

“A lot of people are just throwing all their stuff away, and that’s the way they’re able to move.”

(((Greg Halling)))

@ghalling

HHS says Americans already seeing benefits of new insulin price cap

Victims of Yakima, WA, convenience store shooting remembered in days after tragedy. Coverage from reporter

and

reporter

at the

HHS says Americans already seeing benefits of new insulin price cap: ajc.com/news/coronavir via

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimated that a $35 cap on monthly insulin costs for Medicare enrollees that took effect Jan. 1, will save Georgians over $21 million.

Gabriella Paul

@GabriellaPaul8

Jan 24

Thank you to everyone in the greater Tampa Bay region who has trusted me with their story. Here’s a look at my time reporting for

and

@wusf

over the last eight months:

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"As a @Report4America corps member, I'm grateful that I was able to keep my community informed." @GabriellaPaul8/@WUSF speaks on covering #HurricaneIan before, during and after the storm. There's less than a week left! Apply today to make a difference. reportforamerica.org/apply

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Oregon community college misleadingly markets non-credit cannabis industry courses as certificate...

Oregon community college misleadingly markets non-credit cannabis industry courses as certificate programs: oregonlive.com/education/2023 via

If you were hoping to get your degree in pot studies, you’re out of luck.

Sam Searles

@SamSearles9

I'm loving my afternoons working with 9th-12th graders in

@theflashflc

/ Franklin Learning Center as my ongoing

service project. On Tuesday, I spoke about what makes a good package because next week some students will start producing their own newscasts!

"The main thing that led me to join

was the mission." As a corps member, Zshekinah Collier is covering

@WYPR881FM

's first education beat. ⏳ You can also have an impact on your community, but time is running out! 🗓️ Apply by Jan. 30: reportforamerica.org/apply

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Clara Bates

@clarabatess

Social services leadership pitched lawmakers this week on a new philosophy to “rebuild and reform” the child welfare agency. Missouri brings kids into foster care at a rate among the highest in the country. missouriindependent.com/2023/01/26/mis

@MO_Independent