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There are so many stories to tell and so little time to get to them all. On that morning, the Erie region saw the lowest temperatures of the year. Braving 16-degree temperatures and a -9 wind chill, Drzewiecki, made the 25-minute walk from her home at The Reserve at Millcreek to her job at Gordon's Meat Market in the 5000 block of Peach Street. Sireah Drzewiecki, 31, walks to work along Peach Street in Millcreek Township on Feb. And I always have my camera and notebook with me. There is nothing better than fixing fences, shoveling manure and pushing cows around. Being at that beautiful farm is therapy, and the Truesdails treat me like one of their own.

And it's the best work I've ever done.ДЄ year in the life Up close with the Truesdail family on their cattle farm in Venango Township, Erie County I made at least 50 trips out there in 2019, and the report - which I wrote, photographed and for which I designed the print layout and the online display - is definitely my favorite story of my career so far. I'm not sure why they let me hang around so long, but I'm glad they did. Telling stories about my community is the most important, fulfilling work I can do.Д«ut if I had to pick one story, it would be my year-in-the-life look at the Truesdail cattle farm in Venango Township. But what really gives me juice is making pictures and telling stories about a family from Harborcreek enjoying CelebrateErie, or surprise birthday party, or a Prep-McDowell football game, or the pride and hard work of a local business owner. I have made family-friendly photos at a nudist resort.ДЄll that - and so much more - is memorable, for sure. For two different stories exactly one year apart, I have photographed - through tears, both times - two people as they took their last breath. I've been near the one working reactor at Three Mile Island (which would explain a lot about me). In my career, I have photographed four presidents, three of them while they were in office. A story I worked on that has had a lasting impact on me How is this not the best job ever? I am proud and honored to do this work for the people of northwestern Pennsylvania. I and my brilliant, hard-working colleagues at the Erie Times-News get to hold the powerful accountable, be the voice of the voiceless and tell the stories (large and small) that weave together the fabric of this community that I love. And, hopefully, it helps you better understand your neighbors and yourself. Telling stories and taking photos about all that makes me happy. That is usually educational for me, sometimes personal for them, but always revealing of their character and drive.

ДЄnd I also know that journalism gives me an excuse to dive into my subjects' thoughts and motives. I took a psychology class in college that I seemed to like, I think. If you have difficulty reaching a vaccination site, you may be able to get an in-home vaccination.I do know that I'll talk to anyone, and I have an obsessive need to ask questions, learn new things and understand people.

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