βWe've lost more than 90% of our table egg-laying hen population in the state,β Colorado State Veterinarian Maggie Baldwin said. Check out @dylanasimard's story on the egg situation in Colorado and why it's affected one local bakery owner's bottom line. https://t.co/tQKW5FPSn8
The @KUNC newsroom has been rolling out a special 4-part series on childhood mental health this week. I've been so busy reporting the story, I've hardly had time to tweet about it.
The stories may rattle, but it's not all doom & gloom.
https://t.co/QG8bW08vsN
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NPRmageddon is now live!
Give it a listen.
https://t.co/YlrABDgbJ8
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We've been working on more than just rad photoshops.
NPRmageddon, the post-apocalyptic audio series, premieres Tuesday, January 24th.
Surprise!
https://t.co/Q1VLLWyEzL
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Dylan Simard. Reporter and back-up host for All Things Considered and Morning Edition for KUNC. NPR
for Northern Colorado.
@dylanasimard@KUNC#NPRmageddon
Very very happy to announce that I am now working for @KUNC! Iβll be reporting stories and fill-in hosting All Things Considered and Morning Edition as the need arises. Big thanks to all of my mentors and friends, whom I have to thank for all of my blessings!
Tonight on Alaska News Nightly:
Frustration over the Anchorage mayorβs inability to help with rising COVID hospitalizations.
Also: Researchers spot two groups of right whales near Kodiak.
Listen here:
https://t.co/BHsDGvOnLI
Expected for the rest of the day are Jerry Dzugan and Karen Conrad of NPFVOA and AMSEA, Bruce Culver- the naval architect who made the F/V Scandies Roseβs most recent stability report, and Dan Mattsen- owner of the F/V Scandies Rose- a second time.
The #ScandiesRose hearing has opened in its 9th day with testimony from Samantha Case and Dr. Jennifer Lincoln from the national institute of Occupational Safety and Health.
The #ScandiesRose hearing has resumed in its second week, opening with testimony from Joseph Myers, chief of the Coast Guard fishing vessel safety division.