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Ashley Ahearn

  • Chief Creative Officer, Ahearn Productions
  • Board Member, Multiplier
  • Writer, Freelance
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Audio-obsessed science/environment journalist figuring life out in rural WA. New #podcast: Women’s Work: www.npr.org/podcasts/1071044252/women-s-work
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Local volunteers are education’s unsung heroes

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By Ashley Ahearn
| Methow Valley News Verified
They fill critical role in students’ development When Methow Valley Elementary School (MVE) faculty and staff waved the final student out of the building on the last day of school, they also said a temporary farewell to some of the people who play critical roles in enhancing the school experience for students and staff alike: the volunteers.
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BirdNote®: The Crows' Night Roost

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By Ashley Ahearn
| Living on Earth (Podcast) Verified
Air Date: Week of Crows are social creatures that can gather by the thousands in night roosts. BirdNote®’s Ashley Ahearn reports that these gatherings may provide benefits like warmth, protection from predators, and a chance to find a mate. Transcript O’NEILL: Crows are among the smartest animals around, with the ability to use tools and solve problems. And this all-natural intelligence may have evolved in part to help them thrive in complex social structures.
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My Turn - A community comes together to support a friend

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By Ashley Ahearn
| Methow Valley News Verified
It was a hot spring day in early June when the pickup trucks pulled up, one by one, and people began unloading tools. A folding table was set out with assembly instructions, below it, a box of bottled water was tucked away in the shade. Dogs roamed around as neighbors talked over the plan and then got to work. They were assembling a metal barn for a friend, but the friend was not there.
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