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Colleen Kelly

Minneapolis
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Covers:  mobile news, technology training, social media, community engagement, mobile technology, breaking news, reporter training, reader engagement
Doesn't Cover: apps
Midwest enthusiast | Corporate comms | ECD ultrarare cancer + TBI mom | Ex @StarTribune @MiamiHerald @Mizzou

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I manage the Star Tribune social media accounts, train reporters on best use of social media in reporting, and plan content for our mobile and tablet news apps.

Colleen Kelly’s Journalist Portfolio

Cabin Country: Best reader photos capture rich life at the cabin

Cabin Country: Best reader photos capture rich life at the cabin

The Star Tribune's “Cabin Country” features readers' stories and photos of their beloved cabins in Minnesota,…

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Review: "Bad Monkey" by Carl Hiaasen is a rollicking ride

Review: "Bad Monkey" by Carl Hiaasen is a rollicking ride

“Bad Monkey” is both a rollicking murder mystery and an elegy to the Florida that is fast disappearing.

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May snow prompts flurry of creative reaction in Minnesota

May snow prompts flurry of creative reaction in Minnesota

It's May 3. It's snowing. Tag your weather photos, haiku and seasonal musings #stribwx on Twitter and Instagr…

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Jaw-dropping images from Duluth floods

Jaw-dropping images from Duluth floods

Torrential rains are wreaking havoc in northeastern Minnesota as floodwaters have forced residents to evacuat…

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Whiteout for Jack: An avalanche of support

Whiteout for Jack: An avalanche of support

Jack Jablonski, a 16-year-old hockey player from St. Louis Park, Minn., was paralyzed after a collision in a …

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Photos: Oh, You Turkey coloring contest

Photos: Oh, You Turkey coloring contest

Have the kids finished their "Oh, You Turkey" coloring yet? Tweet or Instagram photos tagged #STturkey and we…

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Pediatric Oncology Clinical Trial Participation Among Families From Historically Marginalized Groups

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By Puja J. Umaretiya, Morgan Paul, Ariana Valenzuela, Alexandria Hawkins, Anna Revette, Brett Nava-Coulter, Ijeoma Julie Eche-Ugwu, Jennifer Snaman, Rahela Aziz-Bose, Colleen Kelly, Sandi L. Pruitt, Joanne Wolfe, Kira Bona, Gabriella Nguyen
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Pediatric Oncology Clinical Trial Participation Among Families From Historically Marginalized Groups Supplement 1. eAppendix 1. Survey Domains and References eAppendix 3. Parent Interview Guide eAppendix 4. Clinician Interview Guide Supplement 2. Figure. Parent- and Clinician-Identified Factors Acting as Facilitators and Barriers (opens in new tab) Figure adapted from Manz et al,42 2025. Table 1.
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I want my 3 kids to learn in an environment that's right for them. We've done a mix that includes homeschooling, public, and private schools. Original

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By Jennifer Goldblatt Verified, Colleen Kelly, Henry Blodget Verified
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When I first became a mom 10 years ago, I was the quintessential "crunchy" mama. Parenting approaches like co-sleeping and continued breastfeeding were part of my identity. I praised effort instead of results and consciously provided my children opportunities that emphasized exploration. I believed these core values would foster the genius minds I dreamed of. I imagined my kids learning experientially through art and travel.
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I found out my 3-year-old daughter would have active shooter drills. I pulled her out of in-person learning because of it. Original

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By Colleen Kelly
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Parenting The author (not pictured) decided to pull her daughter out of preschool when she learned about active shooter drills. miniseries/Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . When my daughter was 3 years old, I pulled her out of preschool — after learning of shooter drills. She is a sensitive child, and I felt like she'd be too afraid to learn anything.
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