Keep Your Voice Down hosts Alek Haak-Frost and Doug Sears, Jr. were joined by Watershed Voice Staff Reporter Najifa Farhat to discuss her educational and professional background, the experiences in Bangladesh that propelled her toward a career in journalism, family dynamics, and her interest in climate vulnerabilities.
In recognition of our capacity as a staff and our desire to provide more in-depth, originally reported stories, Watershed Voice will now publish on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of each week.
Watershed Voice will not publish for the next three weeks to give its staff a much needed and much deserved break.
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"We're more powerful as a county and can have more of an impact by having all these talented, smart, dedicated people collaborating on these issues," John Carmichael says.
A clerk with the prosecutor's office stated that assault and battery charges were declined, and no arraignment was held Monday.
Watershed Voice Executive Editor Alek Haak-Frost addresses comments made at this week's Colon Township board meeting on Tuesday, December 17 regarding the magazine's recent coverage.
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