Congratulations to @Rachel__Hellman/@SevenDaysVT for winning second place in the enterprise or investigative (single story) reporting category for: “Taking Refuge: Transgender Newcomers Find Safety, Services and Community in Vermont” https://t.co/Ky15gCntTv
Local news outlets in the region flooded by Helene are producing indispensable service journalism. Right now the top stories on the Asheville Citizen-Times home page include "where to get gas, groceries, wifi, water" and "how to stay safe during boil water advisory"
@hiddentalent87@fema Hi Christian -- my name is Rachel and I'm a reporter with Seven Days. I'm currently writing about Vermonters w/o flood insurance who are recovering from recent flooding. Would you be willing to chat? DM, or email me, if so!
@ConnorDaleyVT Hey Connor! I'm a reporter with Seven Days -- I'm wondering if I can use with credit some of the photos you've posted of the flood damage in our breaking story? Thanks for considering, and hope you are OK.
@mattalltradesb Hey @mattalltradesb ! I'm a reporter with Seven Days -- I'm wondering if we can use - with credit - some of the photos you've posted of the flood damage ? Thanks for considering, and hope you are OK.
Not sure I've ever seen this before. Good one, via @Rachel__Hellman: A selectboard member in the Town of Addison kept serving — an entire year — because nobody realized his term was up https://t.co/0405jRkft0
Social media can actually help foster postive conversations and build communities. The story of how Front Porch Forum works in Vermont. https://t.co/pGWYlTumNk
The number of news articles and network specials about safe states and trans refugees finding safety in those states...
There is currently a huge migration of trans people underway, and news orgs are finally paying attention.
This is the cost of anti-trans laws.
To make matters worse, he discovered that his car insurance — through Geico — wouldn't cover flood damage. Simmons will have to pay back the bank that holds the lien on the wrecked car.
He owes $11,500 and makes $19/hr working with homeless youth.
https://t.co/YgGuALTXI5
For weeks, people in Springfield were captivated by the search for Tiki, a 26-year-old emu that escaped from a sanctuary. There were sightings and other developments.
Good news: Tiki is now home. @Rachel__Hellman reports https://t.co/NFq0j7bQRF
Summer is, after all, the season of escape: the landscape in which to contemplate, alone, our failures and our possibilities; the safety valve, the frontier that none of us wants—or can afford—to see closed.