DrDonnaKuck
@drdonnakuck.bsky.social
Trained in veterinary medicine, epidemiology, alternative mind-body techniques. Loves humor, pets, Pacific Northwest. Cat butler. Science fiction enthusiast - and has lived long enough to see much Sci Fi become reality. Sometimes snarky, loves to laugh.
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And no one knows that they’ve done it. These small hyper-locals are needed to cover town meetings. It seems UN-glamorous but such reporter can expose corruption that would otherwise go unnoticed.
January 27, 2025 at 12:21 AM
And no one knows that they’ve done it. These small hyper-locals are needed to cover town meetings. It seems UN-glamorous but such reporter can expose corruption that would otherwise go unnoticed.
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hats. Most small newspapers that still exist are down to skeleton staff. After being laid off from BIT, I am now using my skills at a non-newspaper business.
The consequences of news “deserts” is that no one is covering local government meetings, so local leaders can basically do whatever they want
The consequences of news “deserts” is that no one is covering local government meetings, so local leaders can basically do whatever they want
January 27, 2025 at 12:21 AM
hats. Most small newspapers that still exist are down to skeleton staff. After being laid off from BIT, I am now using my skills at a non-newspaper business.
The consequences of news “deserts” is that no one is covering local government meetings, so local leaders can basically do whatever they want
The consequences of news “deserts” is that no one is covering local government meetings, so local leaders can basically do whatever they want
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