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Kelli Finger

Detroit
As seen in: MSN, Flipboard, Miami Herald, Mental Floss, Apartment Therapy, The Charlotte Observer, The Sacramento Bee, Tacoma News Tribune, San Luis Obispo Tribune, The State and
Covers:  royalty, human interest stories, animals, animal rescue, charitable causes and work
#Disability #advocate. Former #royal reporter. Love all dogs. #romance, #mystery, & #children's #fiction. #Freelance #writer

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Kelli Finger’s Biography

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I live in Michigan. I love writing about good people doing good things. That's why I write with Royal Central. I get to showcase the work done by the world's royals.
I also enjoy writing human interest stories that allow me to paint a picture of humanity and compassion that does still exist in our world.
Along with writing for Royal Central, I also freelance for these sites: PositivShare, Goodfullness.com, Goodfullness.net, SoShareThis.com. I have also written for Doggiescare.com.

Kelli Finger’s Journalist Portfolio

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Royal Central interviews Sir Keith Mills

Royal Central interviews Sir Keith Mills

There is so much that goes in to planning an event like the Invictus Games. I didn't realize how many hours, …

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Royal Central speaks to US Invictus captain, Will Reynolds

Royal Central speaks to US Invictus captain, Will Reynolds

Before leaving for Orlando, I had the opportunity to interview the retired United States Army captain, Will R…

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Duchess of Cambridge drops water bottle and picks it up all by herself

Duchess of Cambridge drops water bottle and picks it up all by herself

Kelli Finger explains her opinion on the media coverage each royal receives, and why the trivial headlines (s…

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Man Goes To ATM To Get Some Cash, Then Finds Mysterious Note That Leaves Him Stunned

Man Goes To ATM To Get Some Cash, Then Finds Mysterious Note That Leaves Him Stunned

It's always smart to remain vigilant when using an ATM. Regardless of the hour, mishaps do occur that can bri…

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How to keep your dog safe and happy for the 4th of July!

How to keep your dog safe and happy for the 4th of July!

The 4th of July holiday is usually a fun time for get-togethers with family and friends; it's nice catching u…

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Autistic Boy Confesses Dark Secret, Santa Grabs Him And Whispers 5 Words Into His Ear

Autistic Boy Confesses Dark Secret, Santa Grabs Him And Whispers 5 Words Into His Ear

Despite all we know about autism, those who live with this disorder are still misunderstood. This can be part…

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Articles

When the Parish Closes, Who Keeps the Pantry Open?

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By Kelli Finger, Aine Creedon
| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified
Photo by Aaron Doucett on Unsplash The church hall buzzed with edgy uncertainty. I sat at a table beside my mother and a dear friend, waiting for the presentation to begin. No one looked forward to what was to come. Everyone was there because they cared. Cared about their community, their parish, and each other. I’d been through a church merging before. In 2008, the Catholic parish I attended joined with another church.
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Disability-Led Rural Climate Initiatives that are Making Change

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By Ari Saperstein, Kelli Finger, Caroline Keane
| Disabled Journalists Association Verified
Being in a trail maintenance crew means using tools you might not find in your average garden shed: you’ll switch between loppers to clear brush, an excavating tool to break up the path, and a rake hoe to tamp it back down — sometimes all in a few minutes. Learning to use them properly requires training. For Marlo Bragg, training left her with more questions than answers: “A Deaf person is not gonna be looking at the hearing person, they’re gonna be looking at the interpreter.
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Long-dormant Lange Park in Taylor being transformed

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By Kelli Finger
| The News Herald (Southgate, MI) Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... For years, Taylor’s Lange Park was more of a memory than a destination. Now, after decades of sitting largely unused, the 40-acre property on the city’s southwest side is being reimagined as what city officials hope will become a regional draw, with a skate park, BMX pump track, disc golf course, dog park, fishing piers, mountain bike trail, walking paths and a large new playscape created to serve everyone from young families to teens to seniors.
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