Introducing the Portland Mercurys Newest Reporter, Jeremiah Hayden!

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Jeremiah Hayden has officially joined the Portland Mercury as its newest reporter, bringing a commitment to uncompromising journalism. Before this role, he worked at Street Roots for several years, where he developed a strong foundation in community reporting. In his introductory message, Hayden conveys a desire to move from being the news to reporting it, showcasing his dedication to objective journalism. The Mercury’s decision to hire Hayden underscores its commitment to enhancing its reporting capabilities amid a competitive media landscape. Readers can anticipate insightful coverage of local issues and events from his perspective.

His background in community journalism aligns well with the Mercury's mission to serve the Portland area. The hiring reflects a broader trend of news organizations prioritizing experienced journalists to engage local audiences more effectively. With Hayden on board, the Mercury aims to strengthen its connection with readers through in-depth reporting.

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