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Tamara Dunn

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Denver, Hazleton
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Covers:  Breaking news, business and investigations. Arts, film and entertainment when applicable.
She/her. Digital Strategist for @denverpost. Cinephile, photographer, Simmer and dancer. Proud Demon Deacon. Opinions/retweets are my own. 🍰

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Tamara Dunn’s Biography

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Tamara Dunn joined The Denver Post as a digital strategist in 2020. She works in breaking news, business and investigations. Prior to joining the Post, Dunn was an editor and movie columnist for The Times Leader, Standard-Speaker and The Citizens' Voice newspapers in northeastern Pennsylvania. She also worked as a copy editor and military editor at The Progress-Index in Petersburg, Va.

Dunn graduated from Wake Forest University with a bachelor's degree in studio art with minors in mathematics a…

Tamara Dunn’s Journalist Portfolio

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Colorado judge sentences leader of human trafficking and forgery ring to 304 years in prison

Colorado judge sentences leader of human trafficking and forgery ring to 304 years in prison

A 30-year-old man is expected to spend the rest of his life in prison after a Colorado judge handed down one …

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Is Keke Palmer Single? Inside The Actress' Dating History

Is Keke Palmer Single? Inside The Actress' Dating History

Monica Schipper/Getty Images Keke Palmer has kept her love life under wraps, but that hasn't stopped rumors o…

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We Now Know Why People Don't Want To Work With Sharon Stone

We Now Know Why People Don't Want To Work With Sharon Stone

In the 1990s, actor Sharon Stone was one of Hollywood's leading ladies. From her debut in 'Total Recall' to h…

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Inside Nikki Haley's Relationship With Donald Trump

Inside Nikki Haley's Relationship With Donald Trump

Spencer Platt/Getty Images Donald Trump and Nikki Haley traded words through sound bites and tweets throughou…

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Who Is Kerry Washington's Husband, Nnamdi Asomugha?

Who Is Kerry Washington's Husband, Nnamdi Asomugha?

Kerry Washington's star power is strong with her award-winning roles in film and television, success she gets…

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Mila Kunis Is Worth A Lot More Than You Think

Mila Kunis Is Worth A Lot More Than You Think

Mila Kunis arrived in the U.S. from Ukraine when she was just 7, and her parents, Mark and Elvira, had just $…

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Articles

Leave a plant for others, or take one home at Blair-Caldwell’s propagation library

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By Tamara Dunn Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Plant cuttings of Swedish ivy, spider plants, red marantas and ficus microcarpa ginseng are ready to be donated to the Blair-Caldwell African American Research Center in Denver on Feb. 23, 2026. The Denver Public Library branch in Five Points has a plant propagation library where visitors can donate plant cuttings or take one home. (Tamara Dunn, The Denver Post) PUBLISHED: August 17, 2026 at 4:00 AM MDT Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
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School district buying distressed Meridian office for 53% discount

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By Tamara Dunn Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Douglas County School District is buying a distressed office building in Meridian to consolidate its administrative staff. The district has agreed to pay $6 million for the Meridian One building at 9785 Maroon Circle, which is in an unincorporated part of the county. The district’s board of education approved the purchase in a 5-1 vote at a June meeting.
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Keeping medicine affordable

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By Christopher G. Vann, Tamara Dunn Verified
| The Daily Record (Dunn, NC) Verified
What would you do if your medicine cost $1,300 a month and you just lost your job? This happened to someone I know, and it happens to real people in our communities every day — in Johnston, Harnett, Sampson, Bladen, Brunswick, and Pender counties. These are people who work hard, raise kids, and do their best to stay healthy. But when they lose a job, they often lose their health insurance too. And suddenly, medicine they need to stay alive is simply out of reach.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Copy Editor at The Progress-Index, Petersburg, Va.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, in elementary school. My local library still had typewriters.

How is social media changing news?

It spreads local stories across a larger realm, but it opens it up to falsehoods and inaccuracies.