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Before The Times, I worked for nearly a decade at The Baltimore Sun, where I covered the Maryland State House and Baltimore City Hall. I broke stories about a self-dealing scandal at the state’s largest hospital system that resulted in the resignation of Baltimore’s mayor and top hospital officials and the passage of sweeping reform legislation. That series of investigative articles won the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for local reporting and a George Polk Award for political reporting.
I graduated with a degree in writing and a minor in history from Ithaca College, where I was on the wrestling team.
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