Jen Samuel is a writer at various publications including The Mercury and the Reading Eagle Company. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on events and conferences, regional interest, culture, and societal issues, while also delving into global news related to LATAM and APAC. Jen's work has been featured in multiple outlets such as The Times Herald, The Morning Call, and NewsBreak.
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By: Jen Samuel
Senator Carolyn Comitta: 'My hope for the upcoming year is that we come together to fight for our shared values, prioritize caring for one another, and protect and support those in need.'
From Tinsel on the Town and the Holiday Light Parade to the Memorial Day Parade, Kennett Brewfest and Third Thursday outdoor dining events in the spring, summer and fall – one nonprofit takes the lead bringing these popular events to the community: Kennett Collaborative.
By: Jen Samuel
This winter four municipalities — Kennett, Avondale, New Garden and Kennett Square — have declared emergency resolutions to combat the phorid fly crisis impacting this region. The collective measures cite local public health concerns and the economy at the crux of this crisis in wake of the phorid fly increasing in population exponentially since 2012.
This winter four municipalities — Kennett, Avondale, New Garden and Kennett Square — have declared emergency resolutions to combat the phorid fly crisis impacting this region. The collective measures cite local public health concerns and the economy at the crux of this crisis in wake of the phorid fly increasing in population exponentially since 2012.
Sunday from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. MLK CommUNITY invites the public to watch the documentary film “My Name is Pauli Murray” inside the community auditorium of the Kennett Library, 320 E. State St. …
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Traveling to Lincoln from Boston, Higginbotham said her grandfather, the Rev. Walter Henderson Brooks, was born a slave in 1851. He “worked” for a tobacco company in Richmond, Virginia.
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These 142 rescue puppies traveling to compete in the Puppy Bowl come from 80 shelters across 40 states, and two countries, in what Animal Planet has described as “the cutest competition of the year.”
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