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I am a writer, editor, and content strategist with a strong journalism background. I work in print and digital with a variety of mediums, including words, photos, and video, often all three. I am self motivated, team leader, organized, goal oriented, quick to learn, and proficient with programming languages, Photoshop, and inDesign. I love tackling a project and seeing it through from beginning to end, from brainstorming an idea to publication.

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Jim and John Morrison - The Ski Journal

Jim and John Morrison - The Ski Journal

The pieces for an Iridium Go satellite hotspot were sprawled across Jim's kitchen counter one midweek afterno…

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New Product Spotlight: The Cannondale Habit 5 & Cannondale Topstone Bikes | REI Co-op Journal

New Product Spotlight: The Cannondale Habit 5 & Cannondale Topstone Bikes | REI Co-op Journal

The network of trails in Washington's Raging River State Forest are an ongoing labor of love, built by the st…

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We Can All Learn from the Fierce Tenacity of Skiing's First Activist

We Can All Learn from the Fierce Tenacity of Skiing's First Activist

Every skier in Europe and North America knew Andrea Mead Lawrence in the weeks leading up to the 1952 Winter …

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Who should get to play in California's national forests?

Who should get to play in California's national forests?

Every winter, Jim Gibson makes several trips to the Sierra Nevada, where he clicks into his Nordic skis and g…

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After the Blaze, A Trail's New Beginnings | REI Co-op Journal

After the Blaze, A Trail's New Beginnings | REI Co-op Journal

Editor's note : Trails are just one part of a community that must be cared for after a wildfire. This article…

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A Shuttered Ski Resort Hopes for a Future - Tahoe Quarterly

A Shuttered Ski Resort Hopes for a Future - Tahoe Quarterly

Vibrant music and longboard festivals flourish on some of skiing's most historic slopes Becca Bisque of the S…

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‘There is literally no one’: The fallout coming to Lake Tahoe after forest service gutted

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| The Sacramento Bee Verified
The U.S. Forest Service manages 78% of the land in the Lake Tahoe Basin. Yet, a hiring freeze on seasonal workers and recent firings of key staff have gutted an already-stretched-thin agency, putting on hold critical work in water quality, environmental restoration and forest fuels reduction projects while also diminishing the forest service's capacity to manage the millions of visitors who come to Lake Tahoe every year - especially on the Fourth of July.
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The fallout coming to Lake Tahoe after forest service gutted

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| Free Republic
Free Republic Browse · Search News/Activism Topics · Post Article Skip to comments. 'There is literally no one': The fallout coming to Lake Tahoe after forest service gutted SF Gate ^ | March 8, 2025 | By Julie Brown Posted on by Oldeconomybuyer The U.S. Forest Service manages 78% of the land in the Lake Tahoe Basin.
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Tahoe Biltmore developer defaults on $82M loan -- again

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| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
The Lake Tahoe developer who planned to build a Waldorf Astoria on the old Tahoe Biltmore site has run into yet another financial predicament that puts the entire project in jeopardy. EKN Development, a Newport Beach-based developer, received its second notice of default within the last year for an $82 million loan on the project. The filing means the Waldorf Astoria planned for North Lake Tahoe's Crystal Bay is at a standstill, once again.
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