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Measuring life with coffee spills. Freelance writer.

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I'm a freelance magazine writer and marketer. In my 15+ year career I've written for nonprofits and universities, and worked in daily journalism. I've done everything from photography to reporting to overseeing print editions of newspapers. I'll write about anything interesting, from politics and policy to feature stories. I gravitate toward outdoor-focused topics and am a member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America.

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Pat McManus: Into the Twilight, Endlessly Making People Laugh - Sporting Classics Daily

Pat McManus: Into the Twilight, Endlessly Making People Laugh - Sporting Classics Daily

The last shall be first, we're told, and for many years, when Outdoor Life arrived in the mail, readers would…

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Knock Knock. Who's There? The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker. Still.

Knock Knock. Who's There? The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker. Still.

Why does the possibly extinct ivory-billed woodpecker retain such a hold on fans' imaginations?

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Farmers, Facing Labor Shortages, Push for Immigration Reform

Farmers, Facing Labor Shortages, Push for Immigration Reform

Farmers, feeling the pinch on labor, are venting their frustration with the Trump administration's immigratio…

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What Lies Beneath the Depths of Delaware's Atlantic Coast?

What Lies Beneath the Depths of Delaware's Atlantic Coast?

In the Atlantic Ocean's darkest depths, a mysterious world comes to life. Here, local experts share their ins…

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A Tough Bird Hits Tough Times

A Tough Bird Hits Tough Times

The rufa red knot can survive 9,000-mile migrations, but can it weather the Anthropocene?

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These Are Some of the Dirtiest Jobs in Delaware

These Are Some of the Dirtiest Jobs in Delaware

We took a cue from Mike Rowe and explored some of Delaware's toughest, least glamorous ways to earn a living.

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11 Incredible Places to Go Running in Delaware

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By Andrew Sharp Verified
| Delaware Today Verified
Ask any dedicated distance runner about the “runner’s high,” and they’ll tell you it’s true. But the appeal of running can be different for each person. Some thrive in the competitive environment of cross-country running or marathons. Some are committed to the health benefits of the sport. Others simply enjoy the quiet solitude of an early-morning run in the woods.
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The challenge of hunting Maryland's 'marsh ghosts' Original

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By Andrew Sharp, Andrew Sharp Verified
| USA Today Verified
Aug. 4, 2026, 8:00 a.m. ET Be careful about stepping into a Maryland marsh in pursuit of sika deer. If you watch your step, you’ll probably be able to find your way out of the mud and phragmites grass, but the marsh has a way of luring hunters back year after year. Sika are a tiny elk species brought from Japan (via England) to the Chesapeake Bay tributaries of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
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Adventures in Animal Miscasting

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By Andrew Sharp, Andrew Sharp Verified
| Sierra Magazine Verified
Michelle LaRue fondly remembers the 1988 comedy The Great Outdoors, featuring John Candy and Dan Aykroyd and set in her home state of Wisconsin. But as she learned more about animals, she noticed a flaw: the huge grizzly bear that, at one point, crashes through the front door of the protagonists’ vacation cabin. Grizzlies don’t live in Wisconsin, and there’s no record of them doing so since at least the last ice age.
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