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Bill Schaefer
Bill Schaefer
Bill Schaefer is a freelance multi-media journalist based in Pocatello. He previously worked at the Idaho State Journal for 15 years as a photojournalist and reporter. During his time with the ISJ he reported on a local medical mission in Peru and local Army units deployed to Iraq. He has a BA in Journalism and Political Science from Indiana University and a MSJ from Ohio University.
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