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Sarah Scire

Sarah Scire

Staff Writer at Nieman Journalism Lab

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  • English
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Top Substack writers depart for Patreon

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Rebuilding the research desk in local newsrooms

A merger between MuckRock and Sunlight Research Center will help slimmed-down newsrooms investigate local governments, public officials, and more.
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