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So excited and honored to participate in this next month! I'm looking forward to meeting everyone and learning how to tackle federal policies here in Salem.

Congrats to the 30 journalists covering 25 states chosen for NPF's "Federal Action, Local Impact" Journalism Fellowship to be held in Washington, D.C., Oct. 7-9! nationalpress.org/newsfeed/npf-n…

@ryannguy_n @educationlab CONGRATS!!! Wonderful news ❤️

some very exciting news: I'll be joining @educationlab as the team's engagement reporter! ✨ I’ll be covering Seattle education and helping connect students, educators, parents to the newsroom 🎓 send tips, story ideas and thoughts to rnguyen [at] seattletimes [dot] com!

@weisend_alexis Congrats! That's huge, and well deserved!

I'm delighted to share that I'll be filling in as The Seattle Times' real estate reporter for the next 10 months! I’m excited to continue covering housing and to join a newsroom I’ve long admired. If there's a story you think I should dig into, please connect with me!

Prom came early for young Salem residents with disabilities, who attended the annual Night to Shine dance held at the Salem Alliance Church. salemreporter.com/2025/02/11/pho…

There is a ceasefire deal, so I want to share this story from my past year reporting inside the State Dept. trying to answer the central question of Biden’s foreign policy: How did the U.S. let Israel get away with widespread horrors in Gaza? 1/

The story that affected me the most in 2024 is also my most-read online story this year. Unexpectedly witnessing the immediate aftermath of my source's eviction alongside his disabled mother is an experience that will always stay with me. columbian.com/news/2024/dec/…

The Washington Post wrapped is so cute... Sp*tify is shaking

Before her death on Nov. 17, Annie Clark was known for picking up trash during her neighborhood walks in Salem. As a child in the 1940s under German occupation, she helped stow American pilots in her family’s crawl space in the Netherlands. salemreporter.com/2024/12/11/a-l…

"In 1997, I was a 29-year-old award-winning art critic and journalist when I was stricken by a violent and disabling onset of manic depression. I managed to avoid the street for 26 years after my diagnosis. The idea of homelessness was terrifying. When I faced it in 2019, I thought of which warm states I could go to and live in my car, and I had visions of which bridge I would jump off. How many other people are in this position, too ill and poor to afford affordable housing? And too poor to be homeless?" Read the extraordinary firsthand account: bit.ly/3O8ci81

For years, I’ve heard/read of the horrors of Angola Prison, America’s largest & deadliest. Last month, I visited the place, a former slave plantation. I was there… for a rodeo. My latest on the sacrifices that American culture forces on Black folks. capitalbnews.org/angola-prison-…

It was so fantastic to see so many Oregon journalists — working and student — at today’s @SPJOregon conference! Thank you all for giving up part of your weekend to nerd out about journalism.

Eugene’s sidewalk joke book salesman, Frog, dies at 76 oregonlive.com/living/2024/11…

A mid-Willamette Valley majority! Can’t wait to work with our new board members 📰

“What we just did is wrong and what we were told is wrong." An extensive investigation by @MalheurNews uncovers machinations a public agency's exec used to arrange a major pay raise. The agency made false claims to feds. #Localjournalism malheurenterprise.com/2024/09/10/gre…

An optometrist who keeps bees behind his practice, a 4-year-old with a green thumb and a couple who’ve been married for 58 years are among Salem’s first place winners at the Oregon State Fair this year. salemreporter.com/2024/08/29/sal…

Our @UO_Snowden intern Maddy approached this complex and heartbreaking story -- her first time reporting in court, too -- with admirable empathy and skill.

Marion County has recorded 20 cases of measles so far this year, according to Oregon Health Authority data. It’s the most the county has seen since 1973. salemreporter.com/2024/08/22/mar…

Derik Morganstern watched a woman jump off the Union Street Bridge into the water below. The lifelong Salemite and resident of the Wallace Marine Park encampment did not hesitate to jump in and help. She survived. He didn’t. salemreporter.com/2024/08/19/sal…