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Janet Hill

Los Angeles
As seen in: BioRxiv, KTLA-TV (Los Angeles, CA), Come Along With Me, Auburn Journal, River Cities' Reader, The Loomis News
Broadcast Journalist, Veteran Sr. Supervising Producer, 28xEmmy Winner, UT Texas Ex, Delta Sigma Theta, Black Choctaw Apache, Air Force daughter, sister, aunt
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Swamp Maples and Soup

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By Janet Hill, Amy Makechnie, Samantha Baker, Evelyn Skye
| Come Along With Me
New Hampshire Swamp Maples. Oh, glorious September. Did you know? Swamp maple trees grow in swampy areas and are usually the first leaves to change colors in New Hampshire. It’s still a bit hot (80’s!) but we’re starting to see red, orange, and yellow leaves popping.
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Respiratory Illness Season Update ℅ The Rock Island County Health Department

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By Janet Hill, Michael Helke
| River Cities' Reader Verified
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS (September 26, 2023) — Here’s a respiratory illness season update. There also is a graphic attached regarding free COVID-19 test kits. We have a walk-in flu clinic today, 1-4PM. If you want to stop by. Please ask for me at the front desk. Patients must agree to being interviewed and videoed/photographed. Free COVID-19 test kits are available: ·         Every US household can order four free at-home COVID-19 tests by mail.
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Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) Warns Illinoisans to Protect Themselves from Dangerously High Heat

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By Janet Hill, Michael Helke
| River Cities' Reader Verified
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS (August 23, 2023) — With dangerously high levels of heat forecast across the state of Illinois in the coming days, including heat index forecasts in excess of 100 degrees, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and other state agencies are warning Illinoisans to take preventive actions to avoid heat-related illness like heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
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