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Carrie Cochran

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National investigative producer @EWScrippsCo / @ScrippsNews. Fmrly at my hometown paper, The Cincinnati @Enquirer / @USATODAY. bikes + outside = ❤

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Carrie Cochran’s Biography

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I am a documentary photographer and video producer for the Cincinnati Enquirer. Depending on the day, I may be covering breaking news, helping out with five-camera shows, or occasionally shooting sports. But my heart really goes into telling other people's stories – mostly regular people who don't get much media attention. I feel most fulfilled when shooting and editing short web documentaries that complement issue reporting, or offer a perspective that is rarely seen.

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7-year-old answers: What's it like living with mommy's depression? | Cincinnati.com

7-year-old answers: What's it like living with mommy's depression? | Cincinnati.com

Hear from Hope, a 7-year-old in Cheviot who is curious, clever, and at times self-reliant. We get an intimate…

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Amputee cyclist 'not afraid to fail'

Amputee cyclist 'not afraid to fail'

Watch Charles McDonald, 39, of Bellevue, maneuver through grass, snow and mud, over obstacles, and up hills, …

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Heroin: 'It's not just their own life that they affect' | Cincinnati.com

Heroin: 'It's not just their own life that they affect' | Cincinnati.com

In 2011, Terri Williams received the phone call every parent fears. Her son, Jason Malone, overdosed on heroi…

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Largest, 'most sophisticated' homeless camp in Cincinnati to be cleared

Largest, 'most sophisticated' homeless camp in Cincinnati to be cleared

The largest, most sophisticated homeless camp in the city will be dismantled Tuesday. A joint effort between …

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Woodward grad overcomes unthinkable circumstances

Woodward grad overcomes unthinkable circumstances

Jeanelle James, who graduated from Woodward Career Technical High School, found herself without a legal guard…

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Avondale gun violence: 'People who hurt, hurt people'

Avondale gun violence: 'People who hurt, hurt people'

Rashid Abdullah, 65, of the Cincinnati Human Relations Commission challenges the black community to do more f…

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10 Small Towns in Colorado with the Best Downtowns

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Colorado’s beauty rises from snow-capped peaks and deep mining valleys shaped by the state’s 19th-century gold and silver rush. Beneath steep San Juan Mountain walls, Ouray pairs colorful Victorian storefronts with easy access to the Ouray Hot Springs Pool, giving its historic downtown both grandeur and relaxation. Nearby Manitou Springs sits at the foot of Pikes Peak, where travelers sample eight naturally carbonated mineral springs and explore the quirky shops around the historic Penny Arcade.
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8 Picture-Perfect Main Streets In New England

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By Carrie Cochran Verified
| WorldAtlas
When it comes to photo-worthy main streets, New England is hard to beat. Many towns date back to America's early days and still retain much of their early American charm with stately stone buildings, colorful wood-paneled shops, and brick-lined sidewalks. Take, for example, Stockbridge, where you can enjoy a fine-dining experience at an 18th-century inn, or the Market Square in Newburyport, where historic storefronts house stores selling everything from classy European fashion to gourmet food.
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10 Best Towns in the Great Lakes for a Winter Getaway

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Winter reshapes the Great Lakes into a network of trail towns and ice-lined shorelines. From the Lake Superior snowbelt to Lake Michigan’s working waterfronts, small towns maintain groomed Nordic networks, fat-tire routes, and shoreline access framed by frozen waterfalls and ice-covered lighthouses. State parks such as Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park and Geneva State Park anchor many of these communities, linking main streets to forest trails and lakefront views.
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