Internship - Kingston This Week - Week Four (June 6) Published

And so it comes to an end.  This is my last week, as an intern, working for the Kingston This Week.  I didn't write as much this week but it was full of photo opportunities.  I don't really know what to expect in the coming weeks (besides graduation) so my posts might be a less regular, but I'm still freelancing and I hope one of my job applications goes my way.  I'll keep you posted (ha ha).

Events I covered: Public Works Open House, Port of Bath Marine Festival, EOSSA Tennis, Mikey on Board partnership with Two Men and a Truck, P3 Hospital group going to Toronto, Green MD's Day.

Stories I wrote: A column about me (carry over of my story about new author Jan Miller)

This is what got published (and again, some events/stories were held for next week):

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Internship - Kingston This Week - Week Three (May 30) Published

I decided to extend this internship one more week so my final day (as an intern) will be May 31.  It'll just give the whole experience balance to end at the end of the month. 

This week was a short one with the Victoria Day stat on Monday.

Events I covered: Police Chief for an afternoon, Pride parade advancer, KASSAA soccer finals,
and the EOSSAA tennis championships.

Stories I wrote: A profile on a local glass framer, the next Bellrock Theatre production, St. John's Anglican church anniversary,

This is what got published (and again, some events/stories were held for next week):

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Internship - Kingston This Week - Week Two (May 23) Published

I know I'm repeating myself but week two just flew by.

I'm excited that I'm still being assigned my own stories along with shooting for other reporters.  I'm starting to get recognized at some of the high school sports events now :)

I've lived in Kingston all my life and I find it fascinating that there are so many places I didn't know about.  Did you know that we have a Tennis club and a lawn bowling club? 

Events I covered: Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, Rolling on the Runway, Science Rendezvous, high school tennis, soccer and track/field, and the Legionnaires Parade.

Stories I wrote: CAA Worst roads campaign, Centennial Ecofair, first time author Jan Miller and the Blue Canoe fundraising campaign.

This is what got published (and again, some events were held for next week):

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Internship - Kingston This Week - Week One (May 16) Published

So I'm onto my second internship.  This time with the Kingston This Week and it's a four week (unpaid) internship.

It was a bit of an adjustment going from a daily to a weekly paper but the workload was just as challenging, just in different ways.  There are fewer people in the editorial department at the KTW and the focus is more on features and community coverage - which is what I'm interested in right now.  I'm still working on my writing (always room for improvement there) and trying to be creative with my photos.

Events I covered: high school rowing regatta, success by 6 events, mental health conference, trillium gymnastic gala, and high school field lacrosse

Stories I wrote: allergy season and the free high school mental health conference

This is what got published (some events were held for next week):

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Internship - Whig Standard Week Three - Published

All done.  Wish I could stay (and get paid) but since I can't - here's a look at my last week of interning with The Kingston Whig-Standard.  I got to shoot more than write but I loved the daily challenge of coming back with something and hope to find a job doing this kind of work, in this area.

Now off to the Kingston This Week for 3 weeks.  I'll keep you posted.

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Internship - Whig Standard Week Two - Published

 Two week done... only one left.  I really can't believe how fast time flies when you're having fun.

More high school sports, local volunteers, Diana Krall concert, Stars on Ice and... a few stories. :D  
Here's what I've gotten published so far....

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