By: Sandy Hausman
Jefferson Lab scientists working to break-up molecules of forever chemicals — from left, John Vennekate, Anne-Marie Valente-Feliciano, Uttar Pudasaini, Gianluigi Ciorati and Malachi Schram
Sandy Hausman is a freelance reporter focusing on local news in Virginia, particularly in the Roanoke area. Her work has been featured in various media outlets, including NPR, WAMU 88.5, Prairie Public Broadcasting, and WHRO Public Media. Sandy covers a range of topics, including criminal justice, healthcare, education, and cultural events.
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Sandy's coverage primarily focuses on local government, society, and scientific developments in Virginia. She regularly features expert commentary and covers a range of topics from healthcare to education and the prison system.
If you are reaching out to Sandy, consider providing insights or firsthand experiences related to local government policies, social issues in Virginia, or scientific research conducted at institutions such as UVA or Virginia Tech. Commentary on legal policy regulation within the state would also be relevant.
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