David Kidd
Photojournalist and Writer at GOVERNING
GOVERNING photographer. Fan of all things state and local.
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3 weeks ago |
socialistproject.ca | David Kidd
The walk takes participants by downtown Toronto sites associated with CUPW’s history, from its beginnings to present day. The walking tour passes by important Canadian Union Postal Workers (CUPW) workplaces in Canada and other spaces of gatherings including the site of the original convention of union delegates who approved the formation of the union. Held on Mother’s Day as CUPW brought us maternity and parental leave.
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2 months ago |
keenesentinel.com | David Kidd
I live in a small school district called ConVal (Contoocook River Valley). Like many rural districts, ours is a confederation of small towns that banded together in the 1960s to create a district in which towns would retain their elementary schools and pool students for middle school and high school in order to better serve all students.
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Feb 5, 2025 |
newyorker.com | Martha Gellhorn |David Kidd |Frances Wood |Aube Rey Lescure
In the nineteen-nineties, Fuchsia Dunlop—now a celebrated food writer and expert in Chinese cooking—enrolled at the Sichuan Institute of Higher Cuisine, becoming the first foreigner to attend one of China’s most venerated culinary schools. Recently, Dunlop joined us to discuss a collection of books that chronicle the experiences of foreign adventurers in China.
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Aug 19, 2024 |
governing.com | David Kidd |Chris Kardish |Carl Smith |Alan Ehrenhalt
The family farm where Horsley grew up was one of more than 1,200 farms in Palo Alto County in 1970. In her memory, the county’s 13,000 residents enjoyed a thriving agricultural-based economy and close-knit neighbors. Cows grazed in verdant pastures. And seemingly endless acres of corn marched to the horizon. “We had good crops, corn and soybeans,” Horsley said of her family’s farm along the West Fork of the Des Moines River. “You could make it on a small amount of farmland. You felt safe.
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Jun 17, 2024 |
governing.com | Jared Brey |David Kidd |Girard Miller
Kentucky is sending record investments to Louisville this year, including $100 million for downtown revitalization. Craig Greenberg, Louisville’s Democratic mayor, is a former developer and building on relationships with Republican leaders in the state Legislature. Despite political conflicts between officials, the investments reflect Louisville’s importance to the overall state economy.
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My story about a future climate-adaptive park in Indiana. https://t.co/qEGE6HhUzs
Kathy Wilner, AKA The School Lady, is on a mission to locate all of North Dakota’s forgotten one-room schools. My story about her is now online. https://t.co/EcU5rGCenb
I just posted a story about Camp David and it’s nearest neighbor, Thurmont, Md. https://t.co/6HAeDNzWUU