The Orlando Sentinel has hired two new reporters for its business news desk.
The Sentinel has hired Caitlin Dineen, a business reporter who covered transportation, tourism and business at the Wilmington StarNews in North Carolina.
Dineen also had reporting stints at the Fayetteville Observer and The Press of Atlantic City. She graduated from Longwood University in Farmville, Va. Dineen will be covering small business, insurance and utilities for the Sentinel. She starts on Aug. 27.
The Sentinel has also hired Kyle Arnold, a business reporter who covered aerospace, travel and transportation at the Tulsa World.
Before that, he was a reporter at The Monitor newspaper in McAllen, Texas. He graduated from the University of Washington. Arnold is covering restaurants, including Orlando-based Darden restaurants, and retail for the Sentinel.
He started on Aug. 18.
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