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Katie King is a writer, editor and digital media executive. Her career includes covering Central American as a foreign correspondent, launching digital news publications as a global Reuters media executive, teaching digital media to undergraduates and working journalists in the U.S. and overseas and leading revenue, budget and design teams for MSN UK in London. She has also served on three major journalism and free speech non-profit organizations: The Online News Association, the Nieman Foundat…

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Things to do in Westport, MA Dartmouth, MA Fall River,

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By Karen Langley Martin, Realtor Westport
| Active Rain
Fall is here in Westport, Massachusetts, and our local communities are bursting with seasonal fun! Whether you live nearby or are just visiting, there are plenty of family-friendly activities to enjoy across the South Coast. From corn mazes and hayrides to apple picking and classic car shows, thereā€™s something for everyone to celebrate the beauty of autumn in Westport, MA Dartmouth, Fall River, Tiverton, and Little Compton RI.
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AI's interactions with journalism | Eldorado News

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By Karen Langley Martin
| El Dorado News-Times Verified
NEW YORK--"Everybody's a journal-ish now," says Joan Donovan. "Everybody's reporting, authoring, publishing. We need to educate high school and college students on how to do journalism.
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The Smaller Side of the Smokies

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By Karen Martin, Karen Langley Martin, Hannah Kaufman Verified, Chloe Klingstedt Verified
| Our State Verified
The hikers round a bend in the trail and gasp. Just there, in the shade of a spruce tree, dances a cluster of tiny fairies. There are six of them, each one a bobbing white globe no bigger than a housefly. Kim Hainge, the hikers’ guide for the morning, delights in the discovery. “Balloon flies!” she announces.
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