ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月1日 21時52分

Her story went viral last year when she scooped a local homicide story. A source had tipped Hilde Lysiak on the incident, a few blocks from her home in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. After confirming with the police, she immediately went to the scene. Now, the 10-year-old reporter is starring in a children’s book series based on her reporting experiences. Hilde works on the series with her father, Matthew Lysiak, a former reporter for @nydailynews. The Lysiaks moved from NYC to Pennsylvania when Hilde was 6, and soon after she started covering minor family events. But she quickly realized it “wasn’t getting me anywhere” and asked her dad if he could help her start a “real” newspaper. Today, her print circulation is close to 600 and she charges $20 for a yearlong subscription. Every summer, the Lysiaks send Hilde to camp for a few weeks to make sure she gets a break from reporting, and she spends her free time making slime, which “I find great joy in,” she said. @markmakela took this photo of Hilde delivering her monthly paper, The Orange Street News. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #?

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