Brooke Baitinger
Reporter at Freelance
Reporter at McClatchy Newspapers
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thederrick.com | Brooke Baitinger
A hospitality worker in Yosemite National Park suffered a fatal fall while rock climbing in the park, officials said. The employee was “off the clock and engaging in recreational activities during their free time,” an Aramark Corp. spokesperson told McClatchy News in an email on Wednesday. Aramark is the parent company of Yosemite Hospitality, where the employee worked. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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swoknews.com | Brooke Baitinger
A hospitality worker in Yosemite National Park suffered a fatal fall while rock climbing in the park, officials said. The employee was “off the clock and engaging in recreational activities during their free time,” an Aramark Corp. spokesperson told McClatchy News in an email on Wednesday. Aramark is the parent company of Yosemite Hospitality, where the employee worked. kAm%96 DA@<6DA6CD@?
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sacbee.com | Brooke Baitinger
A hospitality worker in Yosemite National Park fell to their death while rock climbing in the park, officials said. The employee was “off the clock and engaging in recreational activities during their free time,” an Aramark Corporation spokesperson told McClatchy News in an email on June 25. Aramark is the parent company of Yosemite Hospitality, where the employee worked.
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sacbee.com | Brooke Baitinger
A wildlife photographer is one step closer to his mission of photographing an extremely rare creature in the mountains of California. After three years of scouting, Randy Robbins filmed a subspecies of red fox that lives only in high elevations in the Sierra Nevada mountains this past winter, the photographer said in a video posted to his YouTube account on June 14.
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modbee.com | Brooke Baitinger
A 650-pound creature tucked its massive body into some lush grass to hide from wildlife officers in a Colorado park, photos and video shows. “Can you spot the moose in the first photo?” Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Southeast Region asked in a June 24 post on X, formerly known as Twitter. “They are great at hide and seek.”The photo shows a wildlife officer peering out into a field in Cottonwood Creek Park through binoculars — with no moose in plain sight.
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