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Emily Sullivan

  • Master of Social Work Candidate, University of Pennsylvania
Boynton Beach
As seen in: Palm Beach Post, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), Anchorage Daily News, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Emory Report, Florida Times-Union, Gainesville Sun, KRCC-FM (Colorado Springs, CO), WLRN-FM (Miami, FL), KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) and
Past: @pbpost, @jaxdotcom, @AtlantaMagazine, @emorywheel & @EmoryMedicine mag. I cut Jimmy Carter from my old profile photo b/c he's too photogenic. She/her

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Clips: The Florida Times-Union/@jaxdotcom, @AtlantaMagazine, @emorywheel & @EmoryMedicine mag. I cut Jimmy Carter from my profile photo b/c he's too photogenic.

Emily Sullivan’s Journalist Portfolio

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Coming out cost him his home, but helping others fills his life

Coming out cost him his home, but helping others fills his life

Seth Owen spent the last seven months spawning a foundation with a check from Ellen DeGeneres and dashing aro…

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House bill would increase fines for CSX train stoppages

House bill would increase fines for CSX train stoppages

Baldwin's tiny rail yard cannot accommodate CSX's 15,000-foot-long trains, which routinely spill out onto cit…

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Boyhood Disrupted

Boyhood Disrupted

That afternoon, while Harrison was testing out the vacuum, his nine-year-old son, Brayden, slipped outside wi…

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Judge sentences toddler Aiden McClendon's killers to life in prison

Judge sentences toddler Aiden McClendon's killers to life in prison

A judge sentenced the two teenagers responsible for the January 2016 shooting death of 22-month-old Aiden McC…

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Arts supporters step up lobbying effort for more money

Arts supporters step up lobbying effort for more money

Jacksonville artists are stumped after Mayor Lenny Curry's proposed annual budget indicated they might need t…

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Clay County judge wins appeal to keep opponent off ballot

Clay County judge wins appeal to keep opponent off ballot

The First District Court of Appeal affirmed Wednesday the decision to scratch Lucy Ann Hoover's name from bal…

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Why are so many kindergartners chronically absent?

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By Emily Sullivan
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
LOVELAND, Colo. - Just beyond the front doors of Namaqua Elementary School, past a banner that reads "attendance matters - every school day counts," a stuffed wildcat in sunglasses sits in the lobby, observing the comings and goings of students. The school mascot is called Wyatt, and the students are told that he monitors attendance. Are the children arriving on time? Did they make it to school today?
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Mass Freedom to Read supports literary free expression on day of advocacy

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By Emily Sullivan
| The Tufts Daily Verified
Boston’s literary community gathered at Boston’s State House on March 10 to meet with legislators in support of an act surrounding literary free expression. The Mass Freedom to Read Coalition assembled on March 10 in the Boston State House for a day of advocacy, involving a book fair and a press conference with speakers including authors, state legislators, students, librarians and advocates.
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How To Amend HOA Bylaws And Covenants In North Carolina

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By Justin Lewis, Emily Sullivan
| Mondaq
Their governing documents, specifically the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (commonly called CC&Rs, covenants, or the declaration), and Bylaws, establish the legal and operational framework for how a community is governed. As communities evolve, the need to amend these documents may arise to address outdated provisions, clarify ambiguities, or adapt to new laws and homeowner preferences.
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What's your favorite social network?

Twitter. It's quick, sleek and urges storytelling.

Why did you become a journalist?

I'm a journalist who craves to help people shatter stigmas and recognize the truth.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I wrote and edited Arts and Entertainment articles.