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“Sometimes it takes just one person to make a difference” - a
cliche - but it rings true for the Hereford Inlet Lighthouse in the
Anglesea section of North Wildwood.
A senate candidate sits in front of the
cameras in a boardroom that is quiet except for the sounds of
people settling in. The greetings are quiet but friendly. There’s a
printout of potential questions in front of the four journalists
who seat themselves across from the politician. The cameramen are
an unobtrusive presence and after a few minutes you would forget
they were there as they went about their work. The equipment is not
fault-proof - earlier conversations would have let on - but there
is no panicked rush. It would seem all is taken care of.
Jillian Loyden, 26, of Vineland is a backup goalkeeper for
the U.S. soccer team playing in the Women's World Cup
tournament in Germany. She was The Press Girls Soccer Player of the
Year in 2002 for Vineland High School.
Jillian Loyden, 26, of Vineland is a backup goalkeeper for
the U.S. soccer team playing in the Women's World Cup
tournament in Germany. She was The Press Girls Soccer Player of the
Year in 2002 for Vineland High School.
Ayesha Azhar is a journalist from Pakistan, where she works as a sub-editor at an English language daily, The Express Tribune, which is with the International Herald Tribune. She is here as part of the US-Pakistan Professional Partnership Program for Journalists, a U.S.-funded program aimed at giving Pakistani journalists first-hand knowledge and working experience of international journalism while also helping the host paper learn more about Pakistan. While she observes and works with The Press of Atlantic City, she will chronicle her experiences in this blog.