Andrew Guckes is a journalist for Express Publishing Inc., focusing on local news in Ketchum, Idaho. With a passion for community reporting, Andrew covers a range of topics including local events, government updates, charity initiatives, and community development projects.
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Andrew Guckes primarily covers local news, community events, and government announcements in the Idaho area. His articles often focus on topics related to personal finance, sustainability, house & home. If you have insights into local government policies or initiatives, updates on community events or programs related to health and wellness, real estate development or tips for managing personal finances at a local level in Idaho or more specifically Ketchum city that could be of interest to his audience.
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By: Andrew Guckes
For nearly 100 years, AMIT has raised funds and brightened opportunities for childhood education in Israel, largely through the establishment of around 90 schools across the Jewish state. Now, the organization is hosting an event that focuses on educating domestic Jews, not Israeli ones. AMIT Mid-Atlantic Director Robbie Pearlstein explained why that matters.
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