Kate Meyer

Nov 22, 2024 | guideposts.org | Kate Meyer

The holiday season can be fraught for people who are grieving, whether it’s their first Christmas without a loved one or the tenth. Any movie, song, decoration and tradition is a potential trigger. It can be a time of extreme loneliness—when the comfort of a friend or family member is needed most. But what to say to someone who’s grieving? How can we truly be a help? The fear of doing the wrong thing can be paralyzing. So we don’t call or visit, then feel guilty.

Apr 24, 2024 | standard-journal.com | Kate Meyer |Angela Couloumbis |Kate Huangpu

HARRISBURG — Eugene DePasquale has emerged victorious from a competitive, five-way Democratic primary for Pennsylvania attorney general, while party-endorsed candidate Dave Sunday won the two-man contest for the Republican nomination. The Associated Press called the race for DePasquale at 10 p.m. on Tuesday. Unofficial results show DePasquale with 39% of the vote. The race for Sunday was called at 9:25 p.m. on Tuesday. Unofficial results show Sunday with 67% of the vote to state Rep.

Mar 29, 2024 | timesnewspapers.com | Kate Meyer

I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Laura Hepburn since our time together at North Kirkwood Middle School. Over the years, I’ve witnessed her dedication to the district. Laura involved herself early on as the Kirkwood Early Childhood Center PTO president and on the Prop S campaign. I knew from her posts, comments and responses that Laura was going above the scope of the committee and really educating herself on the needs of the district as a whole.

May 25, 2023 | pewtrusts.org | Anelise Zimmer |Kate Meyer

Visualizing ecosystems and their power to help people can better connect science to policy Article May 25, 2023 By: Anelise Zimmer & Kate Meyer Read time: Share From Pixels to Policy: How Maps Inform Climate and Conservation Decisions The first known human-made map, etched onto a clay tablet, depicts Babylon in 700-500 BCE and includes the Euphrates River and wetlands—one of countless examples of people settling around ecosystems that provide benefits including food and water. Today, maps...

May 25, 2023 | coastalnewstoday.com | Anelise Zimmer |Kate Meyer

The first known human-made map, etched onto a clay tablet, depicts Babylon in 700-500 BCEand includes the Euphrates River and wetlands—one of countless examples of people settling around ecosystems that provide benefits including food and water. Today, maps still help us understand the world we live in and are important tools for scientific study and the formation of policy.