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Chris Moody

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Writer: NYT, The Atlantic, WaPo, New York, Outside, New Republic + more. Author of "The Opt Outers" newsletter on Substack. Former CNN correspondent.
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Society of American Foresters honors four forestry faculty members

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By Chris Moody, Kevin Mason, Robert McKellar
| treefrogcreative.ca
John Munsell, John Seiler, Jen Gagnon, & Carolyn Copenheaver The Society of American Foresters has been impressed by the work within the College of Natural Resources and Environment, naming four faculty members from the Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation as recipients of the organization’s annual awards. John Munsell, professor and extension specialist, will receive the Carl Alwin Schenck Award, one of SAF’s highest honors for excellence in forestry education.
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Divorced, but still sharing the family home

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By Chris Moody
| The Seattle Times Verified
When Kathleen Brigham and her then-husband, Jim, decided to divorce, she proposed an unconventional living arrangement: Instead of shuttling their three children back and forth between homes every few days, they would let the kids stay put. The parents would take turns living with them. Brigham and Jim drew up an informal custody agreement for the children, who were ages 4, 9 and 12 at the time.
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Divorced, but still sharing the family home

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By Chris Moody
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
When Kathleen Brigham and her then-husband, Jim, decided to divorce, she proposed an unconventional living arrangement: Instead of shuttling their three children back and forth between homes every few days, they would let the kids stay put. The parents would take turns living with them. Brigham and Jim drew up an informal custody agreement for the children, who were ages 4, 9 and 12 at the time.
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