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Jen Carlson

  • Content Manager, Metropolitan Transportation Authority
New York
As seen in: Deadspin, Gothamist, Decider, LAist, MTA Away, SFist, 6sqft, All Nurses, Island Free Press, Outer Banks Voice and
Now: @MTA 🚇 @MTAaway Then: @Gothamist (2004-22) + @WNYC That one time: Amtrak Writer's Residency winner ⭕❤️✌🏻
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USLSS in NC: Unending tenacity - The Coastland Times

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By Jen Carlson
| The Coastland Times
Published 4:12 pm Friday, January 10, 2025 By Jen Carlson On August 5, 1919, an 11 year old boy, Orville, was out in his rowboat and fell overboard. He shouted for help and was able to get the attention of bystanders on the beach, which included his father and Keeper R.L. Westcott from the Kitty Hawk Coast Guard station. The two men hurried to secure another rowboat but by the time they reach Orville, he’d sunk below the surface.
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Island History: Celebrating a year of stories from the Outer Banks’ Life-Saving Service

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By Jen Carlson
| Island Free Press
The Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station (CLSS) celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2024, as one of the seven original Life-Saving Stations to be built in North Carolina in 1874.
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Island History: A spotlight on stories from the Outer Banks’ Life-Saving Service

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By Jen Carlson
| Island Free Press
The Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station (CLSS) is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, as one of the seven original Life-Saving Stations to be built in North Carolina in 1874.
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