Meet Simone Carter, McClatchy's new WA legislative reporter | The Olympian

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The Olympian announces Simone Carter as the new Washington state legislative reporter for McClatchy. With almost a year at the Tacoma News Tribune covering city government and education, Carter's background in political reporting makes her a valuable addition. Her expertise is timely as Washington's legislative sessions near, emphasizing the need for accurate journalism in local governance. Carter is committed to delivering insightful coverage that will help the community understand state legislation complexities. This transition marks a significant step in her career and an investment in quality journalism in the Pacific Northwest, promising increased engagement with local political issues.

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