in today's @TB_Times front page, how some St. Pete residents asked the city council for a program intended to make downtown "cleaner and safer"
others are concerned the proposal could criminalize homelessness downtown. more here 👇
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Tomorrow is my last day as City & State editor at The Daily Tar Heel. What an honor and joy it's been. I wrote some words about it here :)
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Public media is an invaluable resource to our communities—here's how a loss of federal funding could affect WUNC and other N.C. stations: https://t.co/0VkjqiKMU1
BREAKING: The visas of six international students have been terminated by the federal government, University Media Relations confirmed in Tuesday email to The Daily Tar Heel. https://t.co/2BpzxdXxxh
My newest piece for @DTHCityState about Carrboro’s lawsuit against Duke Energy Corporation. This one was great to write — seeing my hometown in national news has been crazy!!! Thanks @NCWARN & @CenterForBioDiv & the TOC Town Council for speaking with me!!!
https://t.co/ssHFZJvSq4
BREAKING: The Town of Carrboro filed a lawsuit against Duke Energy over the company’s role in advancing climate change and delayed transition away from fossil fuels. N.C. WARN and the Center for Biological Diversity are advising the Town on the case. https://t.co/rvvgBdZUKt
Weird election night in North Carolina. Trump won, as did Republican judges. But at the same time Democrats won every major executive branch race (governor, AG, superintendent of schools), the only competitive US House race, and even broke the GOP supermajority in the legislature
I wrote all about our process and my editorial decisions in a column, go give it a read! And go vote (after you read the paper and take the quizzes, of course)! https://t.co/EzWHxQMiEk
From the beginning, I wanted our election coverage to reflect the efforts of our entire desk, not just the editors and a few senior writers. It’s truly a privilege to lead this desk, and I’m so proud of every single writer. They are the heartbeat of what we do.
So much dedication went into this project, and I’m so grateful to my assistant editors @Kathryn_DeHart and @sophbgli for, well, everything. The photo, design, engineering, data and audience teams all had a hand in this, and without them, it wouldn't have been possible.
We also made a 24-page voter guide with judicial candidate Q&As, enterprise stories and briefs about how to cast your ballot. Our design team also created profile cards for each candidate in one of the most impressive print design spreads I've ever seen.https://t.co/4yhsYmY7V2
The incredibly talented @leodavidson23 created a quiz site that readers can use to find out which candidate they most strongly align with for every council of state race, as well as the NCGA and U.S. House contests that appear on the Orange County ballots. https://t.co/oT11mMwYA0
Our @DTHCityState election preview content is finally out, after months of hard work. We put together a 24 page special edition, a voter quiz site where you can find out which N.C. candidates you align with and dozens of stories. Here’s everything we’ve been working on🧵