Emily Wolf
Local Government Accountability Reporter at Fort Worth Report
Telling Lincoln’s stories for @flatwaterfreep Prev. @fortworthreport @thebeaconKC
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6 days ago |
starherald.com | Emily Wolf
As he tracked the growing measles outbreak in Texas, watching with dread as it crossed state lines, Bob Rauner knew there was no time to waste. Fearful the once common — and life-threatening — virus would eventually reach Nebraska, the physician and Lincoln Public Schools board president began publicly sounding the alarm. “We have similar holes, just like Texas does,” Rauner said during an April school board meeting.
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6 days ago |
journalstar.com | Emily Wolf
As he tracked the growing measles outbreak in Texas, watching with dread as it crossed state lines, Bob Rauner knew there was no time to waste. Fearful the once common — and life-threatening — virus would eventually reach Nebraska, the physician and Lincoln Public Schools board president began publicly sounding the alarm. “We have similar holes, just like Texas does,” Rauner said during an April school board meeting.
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1 week ago |
yorknewstimes.com | Emily Wolf
As he tracked the growing measles outbreak in Texas, watching with dread as it crossed state lines, Bob Rauner knew there was no time to waste. Fearful the once common — and life-threatening — virus would eventually reach Nebraska, the physician and Lincoln Public Schools board president began publicly sounding the alarm. “We have similar holes, just like Texas does,” Rauner said during an April school board meeting.
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1 week ago |
nebraskapublicmedia.org | Emily Wolf
As he tracked the growing measles outbreak in Texas, watching with dread as it crossed state lines, Bob Rauner knew there was no time to waste. Fearful the once common — and life-threatening — virus would reach Nebraska, the physician and Lincoln Public Schools board president began publicly sounding the alarm. “Nebraska’s vaccination rates mirror those of Texas,” Rauner said during an April school board meeting. “We have similar holes, just like Texas does.
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1 week ago |
kearneyhub.com | Emily Wolf
As he tracked the growing measles outbreak in Texas, watching with dread as it crossed state lines, Bob Rauner knew there was no time to waste. Fearful the once common — and life-threatening — virus would eventually reach Nebraska; the physician and Lincoln Public Schools board president began publicly sounding the alarm. “We have similar holes, just like Texas does,” Rauner said during an April school board meeting.
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