Allison Beck

on today's episode of south florida side quests: "hey can you go check on that kid?" >> calling 911 bc she was hit by a car in front of me

had a very good burrito, got some very good shells. internet recommended i make an electrolyte drink (water, lemon juice, salt, honey). this was also very good.

notes from day 0 in south florida: my neighbor is growing a pineapple, saw a lizard, ocean water is already warm??

The long, tragic journey of the MOVE bombing’s youngest victims Depositions in legal cases shed new light on the way Philly and Penn treated bones pulled from the rubble 40 years ago.

Next week is the 40th anniversary of the MOVE bombing, one of the most painful events in Philadelphia history. With
@allisonmp5.bsky.social, I wrote about two children killed in the bombing and lingering questions about the handling of their remains. www.inquirer.com/news/philade...

tldr: bring back dinner parties!!

somewhere inside my head there is an essay about how gen z really is hungry for social interaction + we just need to learn how to facilitate it

(this post sponsored by me packing 30 friends into my apartment and feeding them soup + cake and watching them talk and goof around for hours)

Private School Demographics — ProPublica Look up the demographics of private schools across the country and see how they compare to the public schools nearby.

Oh happy day!! @propublica.org just launched a new tool that lets you look up the demographics of private schools across the country and see how they compare to the public schools nearby.

it feels illegal that i can just order 50 pounds of raw carrots on doordash.

Whatever this olympic sport is, I want in.

three days until I'm officially a j-school grad? what?

MOVE members call on Penn to return remains of a 12-year-old bombing victim For years, it was believed that the bodies of the victims had been laid to rest.

My latest, for @tulogancenter.bsky.social + @inquirer.com with @aubreywhelan.bsky.social:

Yvonne Orr believed she had laid her baby sister to rest. Last month, Penn announced that they had found more of her bones.

The family wants answers.
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