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Opinion director @clevelanddotcom and director of the editorial board @clevelanddotcom and The Plain Dealer
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What we learned from longtime WOIO reporter Harry Boomer; and distilling journalism on social media (podcast)

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By Kate Becker, Nathaniel Owoyele, Elizabeth Sullivan 
| cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Hall of Fame reporter Harry Boomer from WOIO Channel 19 shared career advice and stories with high school journalists on Saturday, Jan. 24 in the cleveland.com newsroom as part of the 2026 Cleveland Media Academy.
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Aaron Baer’s ‘Center for Christian Virtue’ doesn’t appear very Christian by Jesus’ lights

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By Elizabeth Sullivan 
| cleveland.com
Ted Diadiun opened his Jan. 25 column on Aaron Baer’s appearance at the City Club (“City Club Forum with Aaron Baer featured strong opinions, not hate”) with the question, “What is hate?” I begin this letter with a question more to the point: “What is Christian?” Baer spoke on behalf of what he calls the “Center for Christian Virtue.” But what is Christian? You might think it had something to do with Jesus, the biblical figure for whom it is named.
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Mortality and return to custody of individuals with a history of drug use one year post-release from the New South Wales custodial system - Scientific Reports

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By Elizabeth Sullivan 
| Nature
Abstract Use of illicit drugs is associated with various poor health and social harms. We aimed to describe the mortality and return to custody of people in prison with a history of drug use once they are released into the community. We analysed a cohort of 6600 individuals with a history of drug use who were released from prisons in New South Wales, Australia, between 2008 and 2015.
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