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Lexi Schweinert

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As seen in: WAGA-TV (Atlanta, GA), NewsBreak, The Daily Cardinal, WNKY-TV (Bowling Green, KY), Minnesota Twins
@fox5atlanta Sports Host/Reporter I @UWMadison alum I Formerly: @Twins Radio, @WKU Football/Basketball
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Nurse spreads training awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

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By Lexi Schweinert Verified
| WNKY-TV (Bowling Green, KY) Verified
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.-April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and one local nurse is spreading important information to others in the medical profession. Melissa Gilpin is a sexual assault nurse examiner. She travels across the state speaking about Sexual Assault Awareness and the importance of this type of nursing, called ‘SANE’. A ‘SANE’ is a registered nurse who has completed additional education and training to provide comprehensive health care to sexual assault survivors.
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Will Allen Co. become a wet county? Upcoming election to determine yes or no to alcohol sales

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By Lexi Schweinert Verified
| WNKY-TV (Bowling Green, KY) Verified
ALLEN CO., Ky.-Allen County residents will find a familiar question on their primary election ballot. “Everybody’s got a right. They have a right to push for it to be legal, we have a right to push for it not to be legal,” said Pastor Danny Patrick of East Willow Street Church of God. This May, voters will decide whether to keep Allen County a ‘dry county’ or allow alcohol sales in the area. The wet or dry question was also proposed on the 2017 election ballot… the majority voted no.
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New water level technology hopes to predict potential flooding

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By Lexi Schweinert Verified
| WNKY-TV (Bowling Green, KY) Verified
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.-In partnership with the city of Bowling Green, CHNGES (Center for Human GeoEnvironmental Studies) is implementing technology to track- in real time- water accumulation in certain parts of the city when it’s raining. This will let people know when flooding is occurring, how extensive it is, and be able to do predictive monitoring in order to warn the public.
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