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Written Work

Dabblesack Provides Engaging Activities for Homebound Seniors

OrangeLife Magazine

Fall 2021

Dabblesack is a local, woman-owned business created by two occupational therapists that gives senior citizens and their families activity kits to stimulate them during isolation. 

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Image by Hannah Rodrigo

Here you will find samples of some of my published work. I have experience writing for different types of outlets, whether it is press or digital, a lifestyle magazine or a national food blog. 

These are the 7 oldest fast food items in America

Eat This, Not That!
December 2020

The concept of “fast food” was originally created for busy commuters and workers who didn’t have time to sit down at a restaurant to eat. Fast-forward to today, and fast food is a staple of American culture that provides an efficient alternative to cooking.

 

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Not a ‘new normal:’ Students say apps won’t replace face-to-face interaction

By Kara Murray
Connecticut Post
May 3, 2020


With the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down schools and businesses, everyone is forced to find ways to stay in touch virtually. But even for college students, whose entire lives are online, apps don’t offer what in-person communication can.
 

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Al deCant: Educating Children Through Music

By Kara Murray
OrangeLife Magazine

Winter 2019

Al deCant is a former elementary school principal-turned children’s musician. After working in education for over 30 years, deCant realized he could combine his passion for learning and music into one career.
 

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David Hogg talks violence, voting at UConn

By Kara Murray
WHUS Radio News

Spring 2019

Student activist and survivor of the 2018 Parkland shooting David Hogg visited UConn in March 2019. Hogg spoke about the importance of young voters, gun violence, and answered questions from the audience.
 

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