Cheryl Murfin is the Managing Editor for Seattle's Child, a local publication focused on providing resources and information for families in the Seattle area. With a passion for community journalism, Cheryl covers a wide range of topics including local events, parenting tips, social issues, and cultural happenings in the Seattle area.
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Cheryl's coverage largely focuses on local news and community events, with a particular emphasis on family and relationships, as well as house and home topics. She also covers advocacy-related content such as education and parenting.
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