I don& #39;t usually do these *big announcement* things about disappearing from Twitter for a bit because, frankly, who cares? Just be cool about it and step away if you feel the need. This time is different. It& #39;s my turn for a furlough week. While I& #39;m out, do me a favor? (1/12)
Read some of the terrific work my colleagues have been doing. Subscribe, if you can. Here& #39;s a little thread to guide you ... (2/12)
(3/12) Let& #39;s start at the top with @SentinelPratt& #39;s look at where Cumberland County and the southcentral region stand in relation to Gov. Tom Wolf& #39;s plan to reopen the state. #tracking-source=home-top-story">https://cumberlink.com/news/local/cumberland-county-southcentral-region-currently-outside-benchmark-to-consider-easing-coronavirus-restrictions/article_90993816-53f9-50c4-87e7-e1343b808ab1.html #tracking-source=home-top-story">https://cumberlink.com/news/loca...
(5/12) While we reporters have been working from home, @Jmalmont has been capturing what this crisis looks like outside. That includes last Monday& #39;s protest at the Capitol Complex. #20">https://cumberlink.com/news/local/multimedia/photo_galleries/photos-protesting-shelter-in-place-at-harrisburg-capitol/collection_ff6a29ee-e1ab-54d1-b5ca-58bcf67f519c.html #20">https://cumberlink.com/news/loca...
(11/12) There& #39;s one coming soon that I like even more. It& #39;s an interview with Phuc Tran, a Carlisle graduate who wrote a memoir, "Sigh, Gone," about his experiences trying to fit in as a Vietnamese refugee in Carlisle in the 80s. Read his memoir now. Read my story later.
(12/12) Well, that& #39;s about enough tweeting for late on a Friday when no one will see it. Knowing how I think, I& #39;ll have to steer clear of social media. Otherwise, I& #39;ll see story ideas and other news that should be posted. The rules of furlough say that is verboten. See you later!
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