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McKenna Sweet

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Illinois, Seattle
As seen in: Sierra Magazine, University of Washington Daily, The Fulcrum (U.S.), Seattle Medium, The B-Town Blog, The Waterland Blog, The Woodstock Independent, Snohomish County Tribune, The SeaTac Blog, The Latino News Network (LNN), IL Latino News
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Editorial Fellow for Sierra Magazine. Freelance science and community reporter. Recent graduate from the University of Washington with a B.A. in journalism and a B.S. in conservation biology.

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Large mixed-use development along Bickford Avenue at Cemetery Creek, "Emblem Snohomish," is appealed; would affect wetlands

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By McKenna Sweet
| Snohomish County Tribune Verified
SNOHOMISH — A North Carolina-based private development company plans to build seven multifamily apartment buildings and three commercial buildings across 17.3 acres near Bickford Avenue and Cady Drive. The city accepted their application March 9, and the project is currently on pause while the developers at Quarterra revise certain documents to reflect changes requested by city planners.
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‘Building Community Through Music’

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By McKenna Sweet
| The Woodstock Independent Verified
Woodstock Folk Festival to return for 41st yearBy McKenna Sweet news@thewoodstockindependent.com Musicians from across the state, country, and continent are set to perform on the Square during the annual Woodstock […] Read everything we have to offer for just $6 per month
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Researchers Are Trying to Save These Turtles From Disappearing in Illinois

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By McKenna Sweet
| Sierra Magazine Verified
When Callie Klatt Golba set out to check her recently laid traps, she was excited for what she would find. She and her team were looking for a very cute endangered species. Pulling the first sardine-baited trap from the water, they first documented two crayfish and some tadpoles—not what they were hoping for, but not a complete bust either. Two hours and multiple traps later, they finally found their target: a Blanding’s turtle.
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