Jen Richer

Jen Richer

Jen Richer is the Midday Host and News Director for Washington’s WONK FM. She has been in the DC market for over a decade, most recently as the morning show co-host and executive producer on 94.7 Fresh FM, as well as a regular contributor on All News 99.1 WNEW, and the host of the CBS Radio community affairs program Fresh Perspectives. She has been a regular contributor for Washingtonian Magazine, as well as featured in The Washington Post Magazine, and Northern Virginia Magazine, and on the cover of Nova Dog Magazine for her work in the community. Jen started her radio career at the heritage news talk station WMAL in Washington DC as a digital reporter and new media manager, and in 2007 earned the Edward R Murrow Station of the Year award. She moved to the Washington D.C. area from San Diego in 2002, where she studied International Affairs, Art History, and International Media at The George Washington University’s Elliott School. When she’s not geeking out over NASA and STEM development, she is a full time rescue dog mom of two, Puppy Bruce and Mr. Grant and an advocate for animal rescue and adoptions. She is a military sister and a supporter of military families and first responders. Having lost her grandmother to Ovarian Cancer, she has become a champion for awareness of the disease and works closely with the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition and the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance, hosting their annual D.C. fundraisers. One of her greatest joys is traveling, and when she’s not visiting her family on the West Coast, she and her best friend Lindsey are cashing in airline miles as they fly their way to their goal of seeing all seven continents by 2023.

 

No More Freeloaders In The Costco Food Court

Warehouse Retailer Costco Reports Quarterly Earnings

ISSAQUAH, WA -- The days of freeloaders getting a cheap hot dog and a Coke for $1.50 at the Costco food court without a membership are over.

Costco is cracking down on non-members accessing their food courts. The big-box retailer has always required a membership for entrance to the food court, but rarely enforced it. That is, until now. Mark your calendars, the new crackdown begins March 16th.

Many have been posting photos of store signs online, but there is word some locations might go easy on the requirement. Memberships start at $60 bucks a year.

But of course there is a loophole...if you have a Costco gift card, they will honor it without a membership. So if you're not ready yet to cave and pay the annual fee, but also don't want to skip your huge pizza for just $9.99, stock up on the gift cards.

Yours truly,

Jen Richer

A- #1 Costco-fanatic

East Coast Chapter


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