Zoe Melnyk

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This small town is one of many that Abernathy’s business techniques helped save (Flickr/OZinOH) / https://www.flickr.com/photos/75905404@N00/6094880794/in/photolist-ahzRHC-8XFSYk-aRDFJn-fAYRUt-aPUT4n-b62X9V-7Yrejn-oJoj5g-c9x2Vw-4nBFrY-gS6avu-PTHRtS-QxoSx5-p9SKPD-6XoHDh-6XjHxt-6XjJhc-8D6Npx-psHc8p-pbd4LP-8D9UzJ-pbegPx-kGwdHh-kGu9ET-kGuF4g-kGyMAX-kGAi7j-kGAi43-JRR6bD-jAuYey-jAxpQj-jAVYnk-jAXbUa-jAywJ9-jAvjQ4-jB1dd7-jAw4AL-jAxMDQ-psqUYZ-jAX7y6-jAxQis-jAsT9D-jAuZ6U-jAuWpb-jAxNm1-jAwWyp-ahx6sv-ahzRZb-ahx6fP-ty69s8

The Interview: Penelope Abernathy, author of Saving Community Journalism

The news industry is rapidly changing, but Penelope Abernathy created a business model for local businesses to use and thrive.
Flickr/Province of British Columbia / https://www.flickr.com/photos/bcgovphotos/15983798941/in/photolist-qmr9yn-cpg7V1-cpgE2A-dnvzsN-okBQW9-qxpLoq-qmBk6t-nRsP9W-qmr9vg-5ByRfE-5Bp5Nu-qjkfVu-czF7N7-czF88f-foCeTV-vi4D9v-8epb1D-8gxGDS-v19RDm-8gxHz1-5eVmEc-5vL2xy-8gtPB2-av7dTG-JGt7oM-8guqba-ukTYuM-8esecE-czF78b-JGMW5C-gxQdg-5Bjdrk-5Botgy-czFapE-W8jfvy-aoNnaE-bVfyok-Hujkpe-HujMgp-HrhFEh-HujkJc-T3Apt8-5BMj7Z-5BLt2D-6PeuTp-czF8wS-czF9HG-czF7qJ-8fRp88-8fRqqe

How one local B.C. news organization fought the summer wildfires

A behind–the–scenes timeline from the Williams Lake Tribune and its ongoing coverage of the crackling threat that surrounded the town