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Evening anchor & reporter @ WBAL TV 11 News. Believer, dog mama, coffee addict, nap lover, TX native, Penn State proud. RTs and links aren't endorsements
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Tin Can phones help kids build relationships the old-fashioned way

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By Ashley Hinson Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
More parents are looking for ways to give their children more independence - without giving them a smartphone.Families are pushing back against a childhood that's increasingly spent on screens amid concerns about the impact on developing brains.Some Howard County, Maryland, families are turning to a method that feels strangely familiar, helping kids connect the old-fashioned way.Instead of smartphones, families in the neighborhood are turning to a modern version of the landline called Tin Can...
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Hinson: No Member of Congress Should Be Trading on Prediction Markets

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By Ashley Hinson Verified
| The Iowa Standard
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Tin Can phones help kids build relationships the old-fashioned way

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By Ashley Hinson Verified
| WBAL-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
More parents are looking for ways to give their children more independence - without giving them a smartphone.Families are pushing back against a childhood that's increasingly spent on screens amid concerns about the impact on developing brains.Some Howard County families are turning to a method that feels strangely familiar, helping kids connect the old-fashioned way.Instead of smartphones, families in the neighborhood are turning to a modern version of the landline called Tin Can phones.
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