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Sean Keenan’s Biography

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Sean Keenan is a tenacious reporter, a hungry investigator, and the mastermind behind a few decent Reddit comments. He's a young freelance journalist with a passion for the job, having key-clacked through more than 100 stories for Atlanta's famed weekly paper, Creative Loafing. He covers everything, so long as it's news. The Cali-born journo started at CL as a news team intern in May 2015, while reporting and editing for Georgia State's student paper, The Signal. He now envisions a future in co…

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Barred From a Confederate Shrine, Protesters Scuffle in Georgia

Barred From a Confederate Shrine, Protesters Scuffle in Georgia

When Mr. Brown began talking a few years ago about opening a restaurant in the mayor's old house, which was a…

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National School Walkout: Thousands Protest Against Gun Violence Across the U.S.

National School Walkout: Thousands Protest Against Gun Violence Across the U.S.

A month ago, hundreds of teenagers ran for their lives from the hallways and classrooms of Marjory Stoneman D…

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Outside President Trump's Georgia rally: Thousands of Kemp supporters, a jumbotron, and a bloody ...

Outside President Trump's Georgia rally: Thousands of Kemp supporters, a jumbotron, and a bloody ...

President Donald Trump's rally in Macon Sunday afternoon hit all the usual notes. At the Middle Georgia Regio…

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The complicated business of running for governor when you're the state's elections chief

The complicated business of running for governor when you're the state's elections chief

Brian Kemp, the Republican candidate for Georgia governor, says he's still been carrying out all his responsi…

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Pride and gentrification: How Atlanta's LGBTQ community deals with development

Pride and gentrification: How Atlanta's LGBTQ community deals with development

Not all LGBTQ establishments are being embraced amidst the city’s growth. What’s the true cost?

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Two Colleges Bound by History Are Roiled by the #MeToo Moment

Two Colleges Bound by History Are Roiled by the #MeToo Moment

ATLANTA - The fliers appeared suddenly on a crisp morning in early November. They were scattered among golden…

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Georgia Teen Is Sentenced to Life for Deadly School Shooting

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By Rick Rojas Verified, Sean Keenan Verified
| The New York Times Verified
A Georgia teenager was sentenced on Tuesday to life in prison for carrying out an attack at his high school that killed two students and two teachers and left a trail of grief in a suburban community near Atlanta. A judge found that the boy, Colt Gray, now 16, should spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Georgia Teen Is Sentenced to Life for Deadly School Shooting

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By Rick Rojas Verified, Sean Keenan Verified
| Breaking One
ATLANTA -- A Georgia teenager was sentenced on Tuesday to life in prison for carrying out an attack at his high school that killed two students and two teachers and left a trail of grief in a suburban community near Atlanta. A judge decided that the boy, Colt Gray, now 16, should spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Georgia Teen Is Sentenced to Life for Deadly School Shooting

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By Rick Rojas Verified, Sean Keenan Verified
| Breaking One
A Georgia teenager was sentenced on Tuesday to life in prison for carrying out an attack at his high school that killed two students and two teachers and left a trail of grief in a suburban community near Atlanta. A judge found that the boy, Colt Gray, now 16, should spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Georgia State's ever-prestigious Signal newspaper

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Face to face.

What's your favorite social network?

Real life.