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Hilde Kate Lysiak

April 12, 2016 in Modern Worthies

Hilde Kate Lysiak

9-Year Old Investigative Journalist

Lysiak, the editor, publisher, and sole reporter of the Orange Street News, is the only reporter who covers community news for her town. When she broke the news of a murder, many citizens were upset... with her reporting it.

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