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Radio Reporting

Here are a selection of the radio stories I did over about six months at a National Public Radio affiliate.

Non-profit ISP trouble
Non-profit ISP deal
American Monster #1
American Monster #2
American Monster #3
No-spray Campaign
Movie Strike
Virutal Shipyard
Pesticide Injunction
Rock Rebirth
Malheur Forest Suit
Hospital Picket

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My two latest publications are available online. They are Five in the Afternoon: In Spain, the Bullfight is more than just a relic (page eight) in LocalsGuide and Raw food means healthy food for Ashland family in the Ashland Daily Tidings.
Living currently in Ashland, it didn’t take long to receive the first letter complaining that [...]

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The last two articles I wrote for the Ashland Daily Tidings are out. The first, “Wolf & Son plans to leave Ashland” is on the departure of a local business; the second, “The Panda Club in the Year of the Golden Pig” is on a group of adoptive parents whose children are from Asia. It [...]

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Here’s my latest, on a gal off to Zambia in the Peace Corps, called “Ashlander prepares for trip to southern Africa.”
journalism, publications, Zambia, Peace_Corps

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Here’s my latest, a feature on a “poetry therapist” in the Tidings, titled, “Grief brought to numbers.”
The title I took from a great poem by John Donne, one of my favorite poets.
The Triple Fool
I am two fools, I know,
For loving, and for saying so
In whining poetry;
But where’s that wise man, that would not be I,
If [...]

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My two latest publications, one on people who juggle fire, “Sleep now in the fire,” and another on an effort to gather and donate medical supplies to the needy in a Mexican city, “Locals tap medical supplies for sister city,” are now available.
journalism, articles, firespinning, volunteers, Ashland, Guanajuato
Curt Hopkins

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My two latest publications, one on people who juggle fire, “Sleep now in the fire,” and another on an effort to gather and donate medical supplies to the needy in a Mexican city, “Locals tap medical supplies for sister city,” are now available.
journalism, articles, firespinning, volunteers, Ashland, Guanajuato

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“School board looks to coming construction” in the ADT.
journalism, education, bonds, Ashland

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Latest Publications

Update: “School board looks to construction” in the Tidings.
My latest publications, in addition to the aforementioned travel article on Crater Lake in the LA Times include an essay on the changes in the small historic Oregon town of Jacksonville for the Medford Mail Tribune and an article on a chocolate festival and an article on [...]

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My latest article has been published. It’s a news article on the buy-out of a popular athletic club by a member-led investor group.
“Tennis club to remain for the people, now of the people.”
A number of possibilities were considered by the members, including an initial plan for a fund made up of a $1,000 investment by [...]

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