Jeremy Williams is a Streaming Content Editor at various publications. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on climate change and the environment, education, culture and society, as well as sports and sports business. His work has been featured in notable outlets including The Prince George Citizen, SPEED SPORT, and the World Economic Forum.
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Jeremy Williams' coverage spans a diverse range of topics, with a focus on government and politics, entertainment news, culture & society, as well as sustainability. He often cites data and covers events and government announcements.
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By: Jeremy Williams
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By: Jeremy Williams, Ryan Williams-Jent
Florida’s LGBTQ+ community came into 2024 fighting against the Republican-led attacks on the transgender community and gender-affirming care. In our first cover story of the year, we look at the nonprofit organization Elevated Access, which provides private flights at no cost to individuals needing to seek health care out of state. We also examine the world of BL Comics and their attraction worldwide.
By: Jeremy Williams
For the most part, pop culture in 2024 was “very demure, very mindful,” even as we were all having a Brat Summer.
Joey Eckenfel (L) and Alan Saunders celebrate the reopening of their College Park Diner in Orlando Jan. 10 after closing for a few weeks due to a Christmas Eve kitchen fire. (Photo by Fabiana Ungaro)
By: Jeremy Williams
ORLANDO | Richard Kowalczyk, owner of Southern Nights in Orlando and Tampa, and his partner, Eric Patrick, have been indicted on multiple counts involving child pornography.
By Christopher Kane of the Washington Blade, Courtesy of the National LGBT Media Association
When I went back to college after serving in the U.S. Air Force, I knew I wanted to get back to studying journalism. I was on the school newspaper when I was in high school and have always wanted to be a part of this profession.
People have been tapping the force of gravity for centuries to get work done. The area where I live had a number of water mills in the medieval era, all running off the power of falling water. Hydropower uses the same logic, generating electricity from water running downhill.
I get to visit a lot of schools with my job as a Climate Action Advisor, and so I get to see a lot of school playgrounds as well. It’s a mixed bag. I’ve seen schools with exceptional play facilities and brilliant ideas, such as a mini-golf course, BMX track, a bouncy hopper arena, or a quiet writer’s shed full of books, paper and pens. Other school playgrounds can be a little depressing, especially in urban settings.
By: Jeremy Williams
We at Watermark Out News have decided it is time for us to be more visible, to come out of the closet so to speak. We cover the news in […]
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