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Evelyn Blower

(She/Her)
Allentown, Philadelphia
As seen in: The Mercury News, The Morning Call, EIN News, Daily Item, Reading Eagle, Centre Daily Times, The Delaware County Daily Times, LNP, The Trentonian, Daily Local News and
Freelance journalist and box pusher. Formerly: The Temple News & The Morning Call.

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Former intern at the Morning Call in the Lehigh Valley, covering general assignments, long term projects, data centered pieces and briefs.
Former news editor at the Temple News, a student run independent bi-weekly print publication.

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‘Total disruption’: Bethlehem neighborhood grapples with development; single-family homes being replaced with apartments Original

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By Evelyn Blower
| The Morning Call Verified
Nicole Boncik and Daiyana Rodriguez live just half a mile away from each other. Yet both educators say they have the same problem: new developments planned next to their homes on Bethlehem’s West Side. “Neighbors are terrified,” Rodriguez said. “Every time somebody sees a ‘for sale’ sign, people have to be terrified because any developer can build a building next to anybody’s houses.” Two separate developers have submitted plans for multiunit buildings where single-family homes now stand.
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Autism Eats returning to the Lehigh Valley, giving families and kids a chance to dine without judgment

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By Evelyn Blower
| The Morning Call Verified
If Andrea Ritter’s family goes out to dinner, it’s typically at a fast-food restaurant. Daughter Hayley, 8, has autism and struggles with waiting for food, so trying to go to a sit-down restaurant is sometimes out of the question. But thanks to Autism Eats, the Ritters can finally take a breath, and a bite. “Autism Eats really opens a lot of doors, because she can come to the event and we don’t have to be stressed about if she’s going to get her food,” Ritter said.
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Autism Eats returning to the Lehigh Valley, giving families and kids a chance to dine without judgment

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By Evelyn Blower
| EIN News
If Andrea Ritter’s family goes out to dinner, it’s typically at a fast-food restaurant. Daughter Hayley, 8, has autism and struggles with waiting for food, so trying to go to a sit-down restaurant is sometimes out of the question. But thanks to Autism Eats, the Ritters can finally take a breath, and a bite. “Autism Eats really opens a lot of doors, because she can come to the event and we don’t have to be stressed about if she’s going to get her food,” Ritter said.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Staff writer

How is social media changing news?

No one actually clicks an article anymore - everything has to be in head or subhead now for people to care.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

James Novak, from Scandal. Absolute worst journalistic ethics I've ever seen in the best way possible