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These Sacramento Bee staffers grew up here and call their beats home

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By Scott Lebar Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Top: Nicole Buss, Camryn Dadey, Robin Epley. Bottom: Hannah Holzer, Camila Pedrosa, Graham Womack. We won’t argue with the premise of the Thomas Wolffe title “You Can’t Go Home Again,” that’s a discussion for literary, culture and cliché mavens over a beer. We’re journalists here. So we’re happy to have a beer (or two) and talk about what we do know: You certainly can cover what you call home. We have a few people in our newsroom who know that well. They grew up here.
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These Sacramento Bee staffers grew up here and call their beats home

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By Scott Lebar Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Scott Lebar Sat, August 22, 2026 at 8:00 AM EDT 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Add Yahoo on Google Top: Nicole Buss, Camryn Dadey, Robin Epley. Bottom: Hannah Holzer, Camila Pedrosa, Graham Womack. We won't argue with the premise of the Thomas Wolffe title "You Can't Go Home Again," that's a discussion for literary, culture and cliché mavens over a beer. We're journalists here.
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Meet our summer interns, learning journalism while delivering Sacramento news

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By Scott Lebar Verified
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If you visited our newsroom now, and had not seen this story, you would probably wonder: Just how young are these Sacramento Bee reporters? You would see them, sitting in pockets together, these kids with ear pods, intensely buried in laptops, working on stories and wonder if they were old enough to drink. So, they're not kids — but that really depends on your definition and where you are in life.
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