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Caroline
Prado graduated from California State Polytechnic Pomona,
where she majored in communication and minored in marketing
management. Before arriving at St. Pete, Caroline completed
her final issue of the campus newspaper, The Poly Post,
where she served as editor in chief and grew many white hairs
while simultaneously uncovering her love for journalism. Caroline
is a member of the AAJA and SPJ California Chapters and a
newcomer to Florida. She said that although she’s used to
the sun’s wicked heat in the west, there’s no comparison to
Florida’s exhausting humidity. But she is ready to take on
the summer’s challenges and the many things she will learn
from journalism’s best at The Poynter Institute.
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Myth
Demeanor
For 30 years, the mystery of the "Minilights"
has crept through Roser Park.
Radio
Waves
Members of the neighborhood association hope a new two-way
radio program will increase the sense of community in Roser
Park.
In
Need of TLC
After
the death of a cemetery's caretaker, several groups join forces
to diminish the signs of aging for 1,200 ‘residents’ of Roser
Park.
Call
of the Wild
Jeff Klinkenberg combines his love of nature with his
love for writing as a columnist for the St. Petersburg
Times.
Faces
of the Fourth: Ready and Waiting
For Bayflite crews, the Fourth of July means being
prepared for any emergency.
Mixed
Reviews
Restoration projects in Roser Park draw a
variety of reactions from residents.
Clothes
Encounter
An
experience at a coin laundry challenges assumptions about
a place--and its people.
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