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Matthew G. Miller

West Seattle
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Matthew G. Miller’s Journalist Portfolio

Tyler stalks Styrofoam

Tyler stalks Styrofoam

Tyler Simpson convinced his parents and older brother to compost their food scraps into the yard waste at hom…

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Liberty pedestal job starts amid problems

Liberty pedestal job starts amid problems

Beside a pile of torn asphalt, water bubbles up muddy, pooling in fresh dirt. The guy running the exca…

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'Party' held for viaduct

'Party' held for viaduct

The weather was almost perfect for a birthday party. Saturday morning the sky was blue, offering a view of th…

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Articles

‘This is where people belong’ — amid rumors, change, Kalamazoo Gospel Ministries commits to downtown

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By Matthew G. Miller
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Kalamazoo Gospel Ministries, 448 N. Burdick. Photo: Al Jones Editor’s Note: Voices of Faith is a series that amplifies the insights of local faith leaders — voices too often missing from conversations about community development, city planning, and civic life. The series explores how these leaders address pressing issues such as housing, safety, equity, mental health, climate, and youth engagement through love, faith, and action.
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How a small Quaker Meeting has helped shape Kalamazoo for nearly 80 years

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By Matthew G. Miller
| Second Wave Verified
The Kalamazoo Friends’ Meeting House is located at 508 Denner St. Editor’s Note: Voices of Faith is a series that amplifies the insights of local faith leaders and organizations — voices too often missing from conversations about community development, city planning, and civic life. The series explores how these leaders address pressing issues such as housing, safety, equity, mental health, climate, and youth engagement through love, faith, and action.
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Lighting the Northside: How one church is helping to transform Kalamazoo – Second Wave

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By Matthew G. Miller
| Second Wave Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Bishop Michael Scott in the pulpit at Galilee Baptist Church Photo: Matthew Miller Editor’s Note: Voices of Faith is a series that amplifies the insights of local faith leaders — voices too often missing from conversations about community development, city planning, and civic life. The series explores how these leaders address pressing issues such as housing, safety, equity, mental health, climate, and youth engagement through love, faith, and action.
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Awards

Western Washington Pro chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists

2009 - social issues reporting, non-daily newspapers

Third place for "Tyler stalks Styrofoam," West Seattle Herald, March 17, 2008.

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Western Washington Pro chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists

2009 - spot news reporting, non-daily newspapers

Second place for "'Party' held for viaduct," West Seattle Herald, March 25, 2008.

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