Lynsey Saunders
Lynsey is a reporter who can be contacted by calling 352-392-6397 or emailing news@wuft.org.
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Tar balls have begun washing up on the shores of Pensacola Beach in Florida’s Panhandle. Escambia County emergency managment officials are working with…
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When disasters like Hurricane Katrina or September 11th strike, the public usually looks for a leader to help guide them and take charge. The oil spill in…
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A couple of University of Florida graduate students are not settling on some options University officials are giving them in regards to the violation of a…
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Workers bend over in a bean field in Homestead, Florida right outside of the Everglades the day after Thanksgiving.The migrant worker’s story, like so…
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Twenty-two year old farm worker and student Veronica Lopez takes a break from picking beans on a windy day after Thanksgiving in Homestead, Florida.A day…
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No one knows really where to begin when talking about migrant workers in the United States. People rarely know how long the workers have been in the U.S.,…
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For many years, the theatrical traditions of a group of afro-descendants in Icapui Brazil have been passed down through several generations. As Lynsey…