Miami, Palm Beach + Naples Homes Editor of Luxe Interiors + Design magazine
Jennifer Smith is the Miami, Palm Beach + Naples Homes Editor of Luxe Interiors + Design magazine. With a focus on local stories in Canada, specifically in Vernon, Jennifer writes for various publications including Salmon Arm Observer, Kelowna Capital News, and Golden Star. Her work has also been featured in CNN, Kootenay Advertiser Ltd., and Nutrition411, among others.
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Vernon, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Jennifer Smith's coverage primarily focuses on local news in the Vernon area of Canada. She covers a wide range of topics such as weather, tax incentives, RCMP activities, firefighters' efforts, and nature-related subjects. Given her focus on local events and evolving stories, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing community issues like weather updates or developments related to law enforcement activities.
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By: Jennifer Smith, Bruce Mohl, Michael Jonas
Rogers apparently never talked to officials at Mass General Brigham, but he said in a Facebook post on April 11 that he did talk to Gov. Maura Healey, Medical Properties Trust, and “members of the MGB board of directors who love the Norwood project and want the deal done.”
By: Jennifer Smith
Community seeking justice following death of Tatjana Stefanski The catch and release of a suspect in Tatjana Stefanski's death has left her family so fearful they have left their home.
By: Jennifer Smith
Community seeking justice following death of Tatjana Stefanski
Earlier this morning, the Department of Education Office for Civil Rights released its long-awaited final Title IX regulations on sexual harassment....
The fritters are Ida’s Bakery were an even bigger hit, selling out in just hours as the sweet treats supported the family of Tatjana Stefanski.
This week on The Codcast, Paul Hattis of the Lown Institute and John McDonough of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health are joined by Charlie Donahue, executive director of the Health Planning Council of Greater Boston from 1981-88. They discuss the successes and failures of that organization, and whether a similar model could work today.
On The Codcast, Donahue reflected on the history of health planning councils in conversation with hosts Paul Hattis of the Lown Institute and John McDonough of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
A new Earth Month poll of middle school and high schoolers across the country found that 72 percent of poll respondents say climate change is already impacting their lives – with 30 percent saying it already has a major impact and 42 percent saying a minor impact – and 53 percent believe it will be a major problem over the course of their lives.
By: Jennifer Smith
The primary emotions middle school and high schoolers across the country feel when thinking about climate change arre sadness, discouragement, helplessness, and uneasiness, a new poll finds.
Those who say they have used or purchased marijuana are slightly more likely to support the sale of the hemp-based products outside of the dispensary system, but more say they still want it to be limited to dispensaries. A substantial majority – 65 percent of respondents – said that legalizing marijuana broadly was the right thing to do in the state.
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