I did a double-take on seeing "Journalist, 12" so I checked out her site: https://orangestreetnews.com https://orangestreetnews.com Impressive for an independ

I did a double-take on seeing "Journalist, 12" so I checked out her site: https://orangestreetnews.com https://orangestreetnews.com Impressive for an independent journalist at any age. To pick a beat and stick with it takes guts and grit. And she's finding incredible stories, the kind of stories I'd be interested in reading about my own neighborhood. Then I found this story: Just to prove my point I am republishing the story I’ve been asked to take down that was originally Published January 4th. Thank you. EXCLUSIVE MUST CREDIT THE ORANGE STREET NEWS Twenty Four days after the Orange Street News turned revealed evidence that there was a drug dealing, prostituting accomplice to the November car theft the Selinsgrove Police Department has confirmed that they are investigating. https://orangestreetnews.com/2019/01/22/note-to-dealers-osn-will-not-be-intimidated-drug-investigations-will-continue/ https://orangestreetnews.com/2019/01/22/note-to-dealers-osn-... The video at the bottom of that story shows an interview exposing drug use at a local high school. A source says that drug sniffing dogs don't enter classrooms, and kids know that. Therefore, they're taking the drugs to class to avoid detection. Every story I read seemed to be covered from a wide variety of angles with original interviews. It's just amazing. Still, it's not hard to imagine that original reporting on drug cases, robberies, and the like will not sit well with those being exposed. This kind of stuff can get real dark really quickly.