The 10 Weekly Newsletter, June 26, 2020

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NPR Public Editor: In Choosing The Wrong Photo, NPR Editors Paved The Way For Partisan Attack

Donald Trump Jr. called out NPR via Twitter this week for what ultimately turned out to be a bad job of matching a photo to a story. That mistaken photo selection created an inaccuracy that fueled an overblown political narrative captured by the hashtag #defundNPR. So what happened?

NPR: Taking A Trip To Visit The Grandparents Or Older Relatives? Here Are Tips To Reduce The Risk

PBS Newshour: Summer Reading Lists For Young People At A Time Of Crisis

Maine Calling: How Organizations Are Adapting And Offering Virtual Versions Of Events

Maine Public: A New Resource Aims To Help Connect Mainers With Black-Owned Businesses

NPR: Survey - Women Are Rethinking Having Kids As They Face Pandemic Challenges

BBC Science 7 Environment: Wildlife Scientists Examine The Great 'Human Pause'

PRI's The World: Archivists Race To Digitize Slavery Records Before The History Is Lost

CBC Parents: Are We Destined to Repeat the Mistakes Our Parents Made?

PBS Newshour: Are Professional Sports Ready To Resume Play Amid The Pandemic?

Are You Up For Maine Public's 'Dash Of Maine' Cooking Challenge?

Take on a special recipe from the Maine Bicentennial Community Cookbook, send us a picture of your creation, and you may win a free copy of this just-published cooking gem.

This week's challenge is Ada Foss Cobb's Grapenuts Pudding, submitted by Cindi Cobb Annis from Monson in Piscataquis County. The submission deadline is noon on July 3. Learn more on our website.