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Queena Kim, the producer/reporter at KPCC's "Off-Ramp" since the show went on the air in 2006, is heading to the Bay Citizen. That's the new Bay Area online non-profit that will begin providing local news pages for the New York Times later this month, is a collaboration with UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism, and is funded by philanthropist Warren Hellman. Kim will be community editor, heavily engaged in building the website's community. "I had a feeling about Queena when I first met her," "Off-Ramp" host John Rabe says in a blog post. Kim says her podcast Cyberfrequencies with Tanya Jo Miller will continue.
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