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This week's cover story about graduates' job prospects on KHQ

Posted By on Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 2:16 PM

Staff writer Heidi Groover was on KHQ today with Nicole Mischke to discuss this week’s cover story about the difficult choices of young people entering the workforce. The story accompanied the photo essay and profiles of local graduating high schoolers, by Young Kwak.

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Lisa Waananen is the web editor and a staff writer at the Inlander. She specializes in data and graphics, and her recent cover stories have been about family history, the legacy of Spokane photographer Charles A. Libby and genetically modified food...
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