#local reporting

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"The Fayette County Board of Commissioners should be asking, publicly and on the record, what changed after this incident. Has the county implemented commercial meter audits? Has the AMI transition been completed? Are large commercial customers being treated with the same oversight as a homeowner who runs an irrigation system?"

The QTS Water Story Is Real. It's Just Not About QTS. | The Citizen

Over the past week, the QTS data center campus in Fayetteville has become a national news story. Politico reported it first. Gizmodo, Tom's

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I read a headline like this and wonder whether it’s the vicar or the journalist that’s in the wrong job...

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Citizen journalists report on California county

From the Knight Foundation Blog

The best products and services are often the ones demanded and designed by consumers themselves.

Residents of San Benito County, Calif., about 60 miles south of the high-tech epicenter of Silicon Valley, are benefitting…

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You guys. Sarah Ganim, 24, won this year's Pulitzer Prize for local reporting! She led the charge on her town paper's coverage of the infamous Penn State sex abuse scandal.

Poynter.com reported:

...she’s been a newspaper reporter since she was a 15-year-old high school sophomore. She was a freelance reporter for the Sun-Sentinel in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and later a news intern for the Associated Press. In 2008, she graduated from Penn State University, where she wrote for the student newspaper. While in college, she began writing for the Centre Daily Times in State College, Pa., where she covered the courts and crime beat.

Ganim — who has also served as an adjunct professor at Penn State and reported for WZWW Radio State College — went on to become a crime reporter for the Patriot News.

Talk about raising the bar for our characters on #Interns, a pilot sitcom at Amazon Studios!