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Dennis King grew up in Georgetown, graduating from Montague Regional High School in 1990. After studying journalism in Ontario he came home knowing he wanted to live, work and raise a family here, someday contributing to the fabric of Island life.
Dennis’ first full-time job was as a reporter with the Eastern Graphic. He was introduced to Islanders from all walks of life and learned the value of listening, asking questions that needed to be asked, and respecting differing opinions in pursuit of a fair and balanced account. Dennis later was editor of the Island Farmer and Atlantic Fish Farming publications, earning several awards for his journalism.
Dennis later joined government working in communications, eventually serving as Director of Communications for Premier Pat Binns. Dennis gained a keen insight into how government operates and impacts people’s lives during these years.
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