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THE PEPSI SYNDROME-SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content.SHARE YOUR STORY
The Story Wall is a part of I REMEMBER TMI, an initiative aimed at inspiring central Pennsylvanians to remember and share stories, express their thoughts, and foster understanding around the lasting impact the accident had on the people of Central PA. Questions? Call (717) 910-2841. (Monday-Friday, 8am – 5pm) or email tmi@papost.org.Back.
I REMEMBER TMI
Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content.COMMUNITY EVENTS
Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content. TMI AND THE NUCLEAR LIE-DONALD TMI and the Nuclear Lie -Donald. The attached recording is of an original song written by me and recorded in a Mechanicsburg recording studio accompanied by Ralph Stoner. I played the song about a week after the accident at a rally in a hotel near the Harrisburg airport when Helen Caldicott flew in to speak, and Ralph and I performed it at SEARCH | I REMEMBER TMI Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content. TMI LESSONS LEARNED-MARGARET TMI LESSONS LEARNED. Don’t plan beyond the time frame of the first 4-6 hours. After that the event has assumed its own identity and has a life of its own. The interactions of individuals and agencies are very much a function of mutual respect and confidence prevailing TRUST IS A VIRTUE-SHARON Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content. STORIES | I REMEMBER TMI Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content. ABOUT | I REMEMBER TMI I REMEMBER TMI provides an in-depth multimedia look at the accident at TMI and its impact on the residents of south central Pennsylvania. Through regional and statewide collaborative partnerships, we will help tell the stories of people in our region who were touched by what is known as the most significant accident in U.S. commercial nuclearpower history.
THE PEPSI SYNDROME-SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content.SHARE YOUR STORY
The Story Wall is a part of I REMEMBER TMI, an initiative aimed at inspiring central Pennsylvanians to remember and share stories, express their thoughts, and foster understanding around the lasting impact the accident had on the people of Central PA. Questions? Call (717) 910-2841. (Monday-Friday, 8am – 5pm) or email tmi@papost.org.Back.
I REMEMBER TMI
Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content.COMMUNITY EVENTS
Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content. TMI AND THE NUCLEAR LIE-DONALD TMI and the Nuclear Lie -Donald. The attached recording is of an original song written by me and recorded in a Mechanicsburg recording studio accompanied by Ralph Stoner. I played the song about a week after the accident at a rally in a hotel near the Harrisburg airport when Helen Caldicott flew in to speak, and Ralph and I performed it at SEARCH | I REMEMBER TMI Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content. TMI LESSONS LEARNED-MARGARET TMI LESSONS LEARNED. Don’t plan beyond the time frame of the first 4-6 hours. After that the event has assumed its own identity and has a life of its own. The interactions of individuals and agencies are very much a function of mutual respect and confidence prevailing TRUST IS A VIRTUE-SHARON Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content. AND THAT’S WHEN THE ANGER SET IN-SUSAN Did you live in central Pennsylvania in the spring of 1979? To mark the 40th anniversary of the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, WITF is working on a series about the accident and its impact. That includes new documentary television programs, radio features and a range of online content.ABOUT THE PROJECT
ABOUT THE PROJECT . Newsmen and spectators stand in front of the main gate of the Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station in Middletown, Penn., April 2, 1979. TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SUBMITTING YOUR STORY • You understand that your Story may be shared with third parties in response to court orders or subpoenas and as WITF determines is required by applicable law, regulation or policy. HomeHomeSpotlight PA logo Investigations Newsletters Staff Mission Send a tip Search❤︎ Support Us
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SPOTLIGHT PA JOINS FORCES WITH PA POST TO BECOME LARGEST STATEWIDE NEWS ORGANIZATION IN PA. BY CHRISTOPHER BAXTER | AUG. 17, 2020 VICKI VELLIOS BRINER / For Spotlight PA _SPOTLIGHT PA_ _ is an independent, non-partisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, Triblive/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. __Sign up for our free weeklynewsletter_ _._
HARRISBURG — We’re about to kick things into a whole new gear. Over the past 11 months, Spotlight PA has proven to be an essential source of accountability journalism about Pennsylvania state government and urgent statewide issues, delivering stories that otherwise would have gone untold and gettingresults.
From our reporting on the state’s failure to protect nursing home residents from COVID-19, to how lawmakers have hidden millions in campaign spending, our work has changed the equation in Harrisburg, led to calls for reform, and sparked real change. We now provide this in-depth and high-quality reporting from the capital at no cost to 48 newsrooms in communities across Pennsylvania, an innovative and efficient way to combat the financial crisis facing the news industry and to help make our state better for all. Today, I’m proud to announce we’re joining forces with another independent newsroom — PA Post, a project of WITF Public Media in Harrisburg — to expand our coverage. As part of the merger, WITF will join The Philadelphia Inquirer , PennLive/The Patriot-News , and Triblive/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review as a governing partner and board member. Our two newsrooms were founded around the same time, and share a similar mission: to connect Pennsylvanians to their state, and to each other, through accountability-driven, public-service journalism. We’ve worked hand-in-hand along the way, and have been inspired by the support we’ve received from you, our readers. Now, I’m excited to transform our work into a single, stronger collaborative newsroom. The merger makes Spotlight PA the largest statewide newsroom dedicated to covering the Capitol and urgentstatewide issues.
_» JOURNALISM THAT CALLS OUT INJUSTICE AND HOLDS THE POWERFUL TO ACCOUNT IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER__, especially for a state with one of the largest, costliest and most opaque governments in the nation. If you agree, please consider __supporting this new and exciting effort by becoming a monthly donor today__._
Our combined newsroom — which will continue to be known as Spotlight PA — will give us more expertise to expand our reporting and grow our audience, all in pursuit of the day when everyone in Pennsylvania has the information they deserve to understand how their tax dollars are spent, hold their elected officials accountable and — perhaps most importantly — make their voice heard in pursuit of a moreequitable future.
As part of the merger, two PA Post reporters — Ed Mahon and Joseph Darius Jaafari — will be joining Spotlight PA’s team. We will be creating a new, statewide coverage area focused on the criminal justice system and its disproportionate impact on communities of color, as well as expanding our footprint to ensure issues important to rural communities and communities in Western Pennsylvania are adequately reflected in our work. To support this expansion, we will be hiring another deputy editor.
Additionally, Spotlight PA is leading the creation of a diverse sourcedatabase
— a directory of at least 100 experts of color across Pennsylvania — to improve representation in our own coverage, and to provide a resource to help other newsrooms do the same. In total, our combined newsroom will now include 14 reporters and editors in addition to technology and fundraising staff. We will continue to publish all stories at spotlightpa.org and across our partner network. We will also continue to offer our free weekly newsletter, The Investigator, as well as our new weekly coronavirus alerts, customized by county, to provide more
localized data to keep you informed and safe. Finally, Spotlight PA will take over production of PA Post’s free daily newsletter, The Context, and examine how to continue to serve its engaged readers with unique content and curation they won’t get anywhere else in the state. None of this critical public-service journalism would be possible without the support of foundations and individuals who value the truth and share our commitment to holding power to account and making Pennsylvania a better place for all. We’re especially grateful to The Lenfest Institute for Journalism , the non-profit owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer, for its unwavering support and leadership. _» IF YOU BELIEVE LOCAL JOURNALISM IS ESSENTIAL TO OUR DEMOCRACY, __PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION OF $15/MONTHTODAY_ _._
_100% ESSENTIAL:_ _Spotlight PA_ _ relies on__ funding from foundations and readers like you_ _ who are committed to accountability journalism that gets results. If you value this reporting, please give a gift today at __spotlightpa.org/donate__._
0.5 }" :style="!bgSwap ? 'background-color: #fff1bd' : 'background-color: #e5f6ff'" style="background-color: #fff1bd"> …WE HAVE A SMALL FAVOR TO ASK We believe everyone in Pennsylvania should have access to this kind of unique, in-depth, and essential public-service journalism regardless of what they can afford. That’s why we don’t have a paywall on our site, charge a subscription fee, or clutter our articles with ads that have nothing to do with our state. INSTEAD, WE USE THE HONOR SYSTEM. We are doubling down on the idea that if we ask our readers to contribute what you think we’re worth, we can build a sustainable business model for independent news. If you learned something from this report, if you were surprised, outraged, or simply feel more informed, will you PAY IT FORWARD AND MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TO SPOTLIGHTPA NOW?
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