Michael Johnson
Regional Editor at Monticello Herald Journal
Managing Editor of the Indiana (Pa.) Gazette
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2 weeks ago |
islandpacket.com | Michael Johnson
Firefighters from Baton Rouge operate Aerial 3 as flames burst from the roof of the Nottoway Plantation on Thursday, May 15, 2025, in White Castle, Louisiana. Michael Johnson New Orleans Advocate The largest remaining antebellum plantation mansion in the South has burned to the ground. Fire crews worked 18 hours late last week trying to extinguish the fire that eventually engulfed the 53,000-sqare foot home at Nottoway Plantation in Louisiana.
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Jan 27, 2025 |
foodsystemsjournal.org | Joseph Brewer |Michael Johnson |Lois Stevens |Richard Elm-Hill
Abstract IntroductionThis inaugural column by the Indigenous Food Sovereignty Editorial Circle (IFSEC) in the Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development (JAFSCD) introduces a dedicated section of articles on Indigenous food sovereignty in partnership with First Nations Development Institute (FNDI).
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Oct 30, 2024 |
madison365.com | Michael Johnson
With so much on the line this election, I am proud to share that the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County (BGCDC) is proudly supporting the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) referenda. This is the first time in the organization’s history we are making an endorsement of a ballot issue, and it’s a privilege that it’s during my tenure as president and CEO. BGCDC represents the largest program partner of MMSD and we recognize the critical need for significant investment in the district.
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Aug 28, 2024 |
theguardian.com | Michael Johnson |Regina Barzilay |Michael Safi
This week we are revisiting the Black Box series. This episode was first broadcast on 14 March 2024. Two stories about the way artificial intelligence could make the world better – and is already doing so. In Montana, when Lee Johnson discovered his wife, Yokie, had cancer, he turned to AI – and was surprised by the answers he got.
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May 23, 2024 |
fox59.com | Michael Johnson
(WGN) - A NW Indiana man allegedly cheated in a bass fishing tournament earlier this month by bringing fish across the Illinois border and trying to pass them off as tournament catches. Apparently, he was caught red-handed by someone who smelled something fishy going on. According to a news release Thursday from the state, Illinois Conservation Police received information on May 10 that 49-year-old David Moore of St. John, Ind., was hiding fish on a stringer on the Calumet River.
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