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As seen in: Issuu, Inside Climate News, EIN News, Long Island Press, Between the Lines (Livonia), Pride Source, Monroe News, Hour Detroit, Oakland County Times, Common Ground and
Covers:  Environmental and business journalism. I also like to have fun and review movies and cultural stories every now and then! @nlgja
Freelance climate & business journalist. Won the 2024 Class C Environmental Journalism award from the Detroit chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists

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Drew Saunders is a freelance environmental and business journalist looking for new gigs and full time employment. He received the class C environmental journalism award from the Detroit chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists for an Hour Detroit story called Detroit Underwater. .@NLGJA member.

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Detroit Underwater: A Closer Look at Flooding in Metro Detroit - Hour Detroit Magazine

Detroit Underwater: A Closer Look at Flooding in Metro Detroit - Hour Detroit Magazine

Climate change is causing heavier rainfall, overwhelming metro Detroit's antiquated sewage system. How far wi…

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Ann Arbor Gallery Features Art Therapy by Refugee Ukrainian Children - Current Magazine

Ann Arbor Gallery Features Art Therapy by Refugee Ukrainian Children - Current Magazine

Dealing with the traumatic effects of surviving a warzone is hard enough for adults, but how do you even begi…

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How Detroit's Automotive Industry Will Adapt to Electric Engines - Hour Detroit Magazine

How Detroit's Automotive Industry Will Adapt to Electric Engines - Hour Detroit Magazine

Find out how the Motor City is embracing the electrified future of transportation such as electric engines an…

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Exeter couple collecting signatures to recall four board members

Exeter couple collecting signatures to recall four board members

Two Exeter Township residents are seeking a recall petition against four township board members following the…

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Adrian Our Town | Summer 2021

Adrian Our Town | Summer 2021

Our Town Magazine is a local full feature magazine that provides area residents with a closer look at the man…

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How To Handle The Unfolding Eviction Crisis | The Sun Times News

How To Handle The Unfolding Eviction Crisis | The Sun Times News

Homelessness is now a real danger for millions across the country as rental assistance for Covid-19 effected …

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The Ann Arbor Local Food Festival will Celebrate Sustainably Grown Local Food

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By Drew Saunders Verified
| Current Magazine
Ann Arbor voters have demonstrated over and over again a community-wide commitment to becoming a totally ecologically sustainable city with a focus on reducing garbage waste and transitioning from fossil fuels to green power sources. But let’s not forget that where and how we feed ourselves is a massively important part of achieving a circular economy and genuinely sustainable living; especially since the 2026 Ann Arbor Local Food Festival will be coming on August 27.
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Ann Arbor Archives - Common Ground

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By Patrick Dunn, Sarah Rigg Verified, Drew Saunders Verified
| Common Ground
Trinity Health and Michigan community groups will make fresh, local food a Medicaid benefit Michigan city to achieve ambitious goals through sustainability energy utility This spring the city of Ann Arbor will take sustainability goals into its own hands by launching a Sustainable Energy Utility that will generate its own renewable power for residents.
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A Conversation with Quinn Faylor: Exploring the “How We Hold” Show at the Ann Arbor Art Center

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By Drew Saunders Verified
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Quinn Faylor is exploring relationships between things and people, and how their presence and interactions effect each other through their new multimedia show at the Ann Arbor Arts Center. “How We Hold” was officially unveiled on June 12 and will be in the temporary exhibition gallery until August 26. Faylor discussed the show with Current Magazine in this interview over email. It has been edited for length and clarity. Current Magazine: Let’s start with you.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

The Eastern Echo was my student newspaper. But my first freelancing gig was at the Ann Arbor Observer.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

A few times when I was a kid.

Why did you become a journalist?

I took an intro to journalism class on a whim, and then never looked back!
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