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Director of communications + public engagement for @homelessimpact sharing insights on evidence-led ways to end #homelessness. Ex-@thetimes. Views = my own
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Homelessness: How the regional press can help change the conversation

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By Greg Hurst
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Among my most powerful memories as a trainee reporter on a weekly newspaper is of darkness. I would stand, spellbound, in a darkroom beneath the newsroom of the Slough, Windsor & Eton Express, watching our photographers developing their pictures. It felt almost magical to see the outlines of an image appear as they rocked the exposed paper in the developer tray.
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Mississippi River’s rich history, impact on the Mid-South

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By Greg Hurst
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WREG) — As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, we’re taking a closer look at the Mississippi River’s lasting impact on Memphis and the Mid-South. The second-longest river in the United States stretches more than 2,300 miles from Minnesota through Memphis and into the Gulf of Mexico. For so long, these waters have meant so much to so many — exploration and adventure, commerce and capital. Frequently, these waters of life give way to life on the water.
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Mississippi River’s rich history, impact on the Mid-South

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By Greg Hurst
| KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA) Verified
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WREG) — As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, we’re taking a closer look at the Mississippi River’s lasting impact on Memphis and the Mid-South. The second-longest river in the United States stretches more than 2,300 miles from Minnesota through Memphis and into the Gulf of Mexico. For so long, these waters have meant so much to so many — exploration and adventure, commerce and capital. Frequently, these waters of life give way to life on the water.
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