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Bailey Korinek

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As seen in: WCSH-TV (Portland, ME), Yahoo, WJXT-TV (Jacksonville, FL), WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL), Jacksonville Today
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Why the Robbins Lumber explosion was called a mass casualty event Original

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By Bailey Korinek Verified
| WCSH-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
SEARSMONT, Maine — During our coverage of the fatal explosion at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont, ME, we often referred to it as a “mass casualty event.” Part of the reason the term can be confusing is that we commonly understand "casualty" to mean a death has occurred. It’s important to remember that the words “casualty” and “fatality” cannot be used interchangeably. When considering a “mass casualty event,” the meaning of “casualty” is a person or thing injured, lost, or destroyed.
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Freed man helps others to move forward with tattoos

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By Bailey Korinek Verified
| WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL) Verified
Dean McKee beams and waves when the doorbell chimes, as three of his regulars walk in with new ideas they're willing to wear forever. They are more like family friends than artist and clients. A tattoo is a serious commitment. But inside Inside Ink, McKee's tattoo shop in Pinellas County, the atmosphere is far from it. "When did you know you were different than the other kids?" McKee jokes with Dale Krueger, one of the customers. "From the get-go," Krueger deadpans.
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Jacksonville cemetery reveals a forgotten history

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By Bailey Korinek Verified
| Jacksonville Today
Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. Sign up for the Jacksonville Today newsletter. A community in Jacksonville is uncovering a hidden past in a northside cemetery. Beneath the Emmett Reed Community Center, a park frequented by locals, lies the site of Mount Herman Cemetery, a historic burial ground dating back to the 1880s. Jacksonville Today thanks our sponsors. Become one.
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