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Steelhead are Washington’s state fish and define the wildness of the Pacific Northwest. But they’re one of the most threatened species in the state: https://t.co/bzeGH8DBkh
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I know it's not spring training baseball, but please take a look if you've got the time-- and thanks to the @seattletimes for giving us A1 space today for this story. For @AP, with @ByManuelValdes and by @HallieGolden4 - https://t.co/ipSvyTskFZ
Mike Berens is one of the most impressive people I have ever worked with. Working with him at the start of my journalism career was a gift and some of the most fulfilling work I've ever done.
Happy retirement, @MJBerens1. Thank you for all of the good you have created.
One of the country’s finest investigative reporters is retiring today, and I'd like to tell you a bit about him.
Mike Berens has been a journalist for 43 years.
He started in 1981 as a copy boy — yes, a copy boy! — at the Columbus Dispatch.
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My quirk as a news photographer? At the top of the list: Since the 1980s I've always loved shooting for the business section. This is one of my own ideas ushered into print by team editors-awesome @bettinahansen & @levipulk https://t.co/kphxcp9zbx
Belated thanks to @seattletimes for featuring our @AP story on Minidoka survivors and the proposed Lava Ridge wind farm on last Friday's A1 --and always to @bettinahansen for the encouragement and for making it look great on the ST website as well🙏 https://t.co/ygs9otLpXK
This story & visit held a lot of meaning for me: Minidoka was where my grandpa Akio Ideta and his family were sent during WWII. He died when I was an infant. In July, I visited for the first time.
Thoughts, profiles of other attendees, for @AP_Images:
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This is so wrong on so many levels! Police stage 'chilling' raid on Marion County newspaper, seizing computers, records and cellphones https://t.co/5mtz9HwS6A via @KansasReflector
@cornichonblog@seattletimes@mattcanham@fmina Thanks so much for bringing this to our attention. Our staff worked on this today and fixed the technical problem. I hope you enjoy updated @seattletimes headlines the next time you’re in the area.
🛡️ Newsrooms have a duty of care to support staff from online violence.
As part of our partnership with @IWMF, this week, we are sharing a step-by-step plan for how newsrooms can improve their policies and procedures around online violence.
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@hbernton@seattletimes@fblethen Congratulations on this amazing chapter of your career, @hbernton . Thanks for all of the stories you’ve uncovered here and best of luck in all your reporting to come.
@moniguzman@seattletimes@jbenton@NiemanLab Thanks @moniguzman ! As a newsroom, we’re deeply committed to serving the PNW. And our family owners are dedicated stewards of community journalism. I’m thankful to our audiences for supporting us in this essential work.
“It’s especially striking to see the work of 21st-century photographers who aren’t men." - Stephen Wolgast writes about @womenphotograph's "What We See" for @NPPA News Photographer magazine. #NPPA#visualjournalism
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Join us tonight for the @seattletimes Pictures of the Year event with @dkimreports, @SeaTimesFotoKen and Angela Gottschalk. It’s free but be sure to register. https://t.co/bCMLOMigUe
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