Saturday, November 27, 2021
Saturday, November 27, 2021
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Don't want the hassles of Black Friday - consider a refurbished gift this year; day after Thanksgiving travel could be messy - and supporters regroup for recreational marijuana in South Dakota.
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Big retailers predict an historic holiday shopping season, but small businesses are not sharing that optimism, and economists weigh in on what s behind the nation's labor shortages.
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South Dakota foster kids find homes with Native families; a conservative group wants oil and gas reform; rural Pennsylvania residents object to planes flying above tree tops; and poetry debuts to celebrate the land.
Emily Scott is a reporter and producer in Philadelphia. She previously worked at WHYY, Philadelphia’s NPR station and is a 2018 graduate of Temple University and the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.
Languages Spoken: English, French
Topic Expertise: Public health, environment, politics & policy, social justice
Local Expertise: Philadelphia, Delaware Valley
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Demographic Expertise: Communities impacted by gun violence; young people; urban communities; communities impacted by climate change
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