Montana Samuels is a multimedia journalist from Lawrence, Kansas.
His prior stops in the news industry include Creative Loafing Atlanta, SouthCoast Media Group in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and GateHouse Media Illinois, where he was based in Peoria.
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