Look Who’s reading the Pinecrest Tribune

In between takes, Julie, Delaney, and Robert Reynolds catch up on the local news.
In between takes, Julie, Delaney, and Robert Reynolds catch up on the local news.
In between takes, Julie, Delaney, and Robert Reynolds catch up on the local news.

While at the Community Newspapers video studio last week, the Reynolds of Pinecrest shared a moment between takes. Delaney (center) was producing a series of video shorts to promote the April 22 March for Science Miami, when her mom Julie and dad Robert jumped in to pose with an issue of their favorite hometown newspapers, the Pinecrest Tribune.

Youth activist Delaney Reynolds, co-organizer of the March for Science event and founder of The Sink or Swim Project, graduates this month from Palmer Trinity School. (Check out one of the videos below.)

MARCH FOR SCIENCE MIAMI

On Earth Day, April 22, scientists, educators, students, and families that support scientific research and evidence-based policies will take a public stand and be counted at The March For Science Miami (MFSM) in Downtown Miami, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

This local march is one of nearly 400 official satellite events taking place across the world, in conjunction with a national March For Science in Washington, D.C., also set for April 22. The Miami event begins with a rally at Museum Park at 1075 Biscayne Blvd., and culminates following a march through the streets of downtown Miami with a science expo at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center at 111 NW 1st St. in Miami. The event is free and open to the public.

For information about The March For Science Miami, visit:

 

Giga-watch This Quick Video on The March for Science

Please giga-watch this lightning quick video for info on the March For Science Miami, April 22, 11 am – 4 pm. This huge rally and march through the streets of Miami is happening on Earth Day to demonstrate that science is a living endeavor being done by real people here in Miami. Join with scientists, educators, students, and families that support scientific research and evidence-based policies. Take a public stand and be counted at this historic event, one of nearly 400 official satellite marches taking place across the world in conjunction with the National March For Science – Washington, D.C., also set for April 22.

Posted by Kress Communications on Friday, April 7, 2017


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