Kathleen Curry
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The Denver Post,
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel,
Colorado Politics,
Salt Lake City Weekly
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local food movement, entrepreneurs, languages, food trends, profiles, charleston, sea islands, tech, food business, south carolina, words
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Kathleen Curry’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Can I tell your story? Everyone has at least one.
I've interviewed 24 entrepreneurs all over Charleston, SC.
I am also a blogger. At BakingKookys, I apply a techwriter's curiosity to a lifelong interest in baking, foodways and cooking. At my namesake blog, KathleenWCurry, I muse about language, word use, communications issues.
I aim to create lasting beauty in all I do.
Kathleen Curry’s Journalist Portfolio
Scales, Enlightenment for the Cocktail Scene
Articles
The Bird is the Word: Species Names That ALSO Mean Other Things
In honor of naturalist John James Audubon’s birthday today. Here is a list of bird species names that also have other meanings. Grouse: A grouse is a ground dwelling bird. Grouse as a verb means to complain or gripe about one’s problems. Snipe: A snipe is a bird with a long straight bill, round body, and long legs. It inhabits marshlands or coastlines. At beaches it eats insects, snails, tiny crabs, fish eggs, and tiny fish. In the marsh it eats insects and small fish.
Summer Guide
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In years past, you might have expected to see a City Weekly Summer Guide issue sometime in May. Of course, years past were different because, well... [gestures broadly at everything]. As recently as late spring, it wasn't entirely clear if Summer 2021 would be a depressing instant replay of Summer 2020.
By Scott Renshaw Verified, Benjamin Wood Verified, Rebecca Chavez-Houck, Kathleen Curry, Geoff Griffin, Megan Wagstaff, Matt Pacenza, Aimee Cook Verified, Erin Moore, Darby Doyle, Mika Jehoon Lee, Cait Lee
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Salt Lake City Weekly
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Easily Confused Words: Wind Chill vs. Windshield
kathleenwcurry in Easily Confused Words January 11, 2017January 11, 2017 280 Words Windchill and windshield are easily confused words. The spell-check application of most word processing software programs would not catch a slip-up of these two words. Spell-check is looking for words that aren’t in its dictionary, and words that resemble words in its dictionary, but are possibly spelled wrong. Spell-check isn’t perfect.
Interview
See all 15 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
I don't think an essay published in the Wildcat News in the early 1980s counts does it? In that case, the Lowcountry Blues club newsletter.
Have you ever used a typewriter?
Yes.I used to type letters to friends on an old, heavy manual typewriter.
How is social media changing news?
Social media wins in speed.In-depth coverage is done well by older media, like Taibbi explaining the banking crash.Try tweeting that!
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