This week, we published a deeply reported, honest look at the complex global recycling market and its connection to Vashon, written by our reporting intern @aspenwanderson, who pursued the story through all its twists and turns. Give it a read!
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It's time! Please join us in December to celebrate our region's talented journalists, eat some great food and pick up your trophies!
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King Tides are on their way November 17–19! King Tides can lead to coastal flooding, shoreline erosion, and hazardous conditions near waterways. Those along the Puget Sound and Duwamish River should watch the weather and tides! #kcflooddistrict#StaySafe
Donald Trump told a crowd on Sunday that he wouldn’t mind if someone shot at the news media present at his rally here, escalating his violent rhetoric at one of his closing campaign events where he repeatedly veered off-message. https://t.co/CTZYrvFLmT
read books. challenging ones. have hobbies that require problem solving, bonus if they are lightly physical. do puzzles, paper ones. spend time deep cleaning, cooking new recipes, and learning how to do household repairs. doing nothing but Look At Phone will kill you
Update: @internetarchive’s data has not been corrupted. Services are currently stopped to upgrade internal systems.
We are working to restore services as quickly and safely as possible.
Sorry for this disruption.
During natural disasters we get to see a different side of many domestic and wild animals as they may be displaying somewhat rare behavior. Some of them survive and some of them don’t. Here is a thread showing examples of that.
Birds have it somewhat easy. They can sense when a hurricane is coming through even the slightest environmental changes(barometric pressure, temp, wind speed etc). You can sometimes see them in the same areas communicating with one other before a hurricane or bad storm hits
A public ledger of edits gives the best of both worlds, but I haven't seen it used much outside of the coding world and the online encyclopedia world, and that's a shame. It is an obvious tool for rebuilding trust with readers -- something our industry desperately needs to do.
I have wanted for years to use or create a journalism / blogging software that shows an open edit history, like Wikipedia, allowing readers to see timestamped changes like fixing typos or replacing words. It'd be neat for transparency. Is anyone already using a system like this?
But: Being able to fiddle with an article ad nauseum and with no evidence rewards the instinct to be two-faced; to say something full well knowing that you can take it back if the public's or a source's response is negative. You have to resist the urge to second-guess yourself.
Reminder for local education reporters: we have thousands of similar disciplinary documents that I collected from school districts across the country and can share with you.
So much of this goes unreported. It doesn't have to be that way.
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Breaking News: California sued Exxon Mobil, alleging that it carried out a “decades-long campaign of deception” that overhyped the promise of recycling and spawned a plastic pollution crisis. https://t.co/EdVuYI44Jp