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Patrick Kiger’s Biography

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Freelance journalist, author, blogger and web content creator

Patrick Kiger’s Journalist Portfolio

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Jane Goodall is still surprised at her ever-growing fame

Jane Goodall is still surprised at her ever-growing fame

Sixty years after her trailblazing chimpanzee research revolutionized the science of animal intelligence, Jan…

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How Robber Barons Flaunted Their Money During the Gilded Age

How Robber Barons Flaunted Their Money During the Gilded Age

During the Gilded Age-the decades between the end of the Civil War in 1865 and the turn of the century-the ex…

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Cryptocurrency Has a Huge Negative Impact on Climate Change

Cryptocurrency Has a Huge Negative Impact on Climate Change

There's a lot of buzz these days about cryptocurrencies, a sort of private-sector digital version of money th…

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Why people who have it easy claim they had it rough

Why people who have it easy claim they had it rough

People who benefit from their skin color, family wealth, or connections face a dilemma because their privileg…

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The Future of Cities after the Pandemic - Urban Land Magazine

The Future of Cities after the Pandemic - Urban Land Magazine

In the midst of a lingering pandemic that has led some to question whether cities are still desirable places …

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Coin Shortage Has Retailers Scrambling for Change

Coin Shortage Has Retailers Scrambling for Change

"We haven't not given change yet," says Kent Couch, owner of the Stop and Go Mini Mart and Shell station in B…

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Opportunity Zones

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By Eddie Lorin, Patrick Kiger Verified, Brett Widness Verified, Chris Harris
| Urban Land Magazine Verified
With help from a $350,000 gift from former global governing trustee Michael Spies, ULI is launching an innovative program in which artists will be invited to work with developers in the early stages of real estate projects. The Art in Place program will help developers form creative partnerships with artists in fields ranging from painting and sculpture to dance, theater, music, and even culinary arts.
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Rick Reinhard Chosen as Winner of ULI's Apgar Thought Leader Award

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By Michele Lerner, Ron Nyren, Patrick Kiger Verified
| Urban Land Magazine Verified
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) has selected Rick Reinhard, principal of Niagara Consulting Group, as the recipient of the 2023–2024 ULI Apgar Thought Leader Award, which recognizes the authors of outstanding works written for Urban Land magazine. Established in 2020 by ULI Trustee and Julia Morgan Society member Mahlon “Sandy” Apgar IV, the biennial ULI Apgar Thought Leader Award encourages original research and innovative ideas about buildings and communities.
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Killer Instinct: The Man Who Taught U.S. Soldiers To Fight Dirty in WWII

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By Patrick Kiger Verified
| RealClear Defense
Killer Instinct: The Man Who Taught U.S. Soldiers To Fight Dirty in WWII Lecturing to a group of young U.S. Army Rangers on a field at Fort Meade, Maryland, in May 1942, U.S. Army lieutenant colonel Francois d’Eliscu ordered a trainee to level his rifle and bayonet and charge at him, full bore. Read Full Article »
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Staff writer at Pittsburgh Magazine.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

How is social media changing news?

It's enabled people to spread disinformation on a massive scale.