Staff and Board Members

Trinity Laurino, Executive Director
Originally from Tampa, Trinity is a first-generation college graduate with a BA in electronic media from the George Washington University in Washington, D.C. As executive director, she is responsible for the business side of LkldNow and is our chief development officer,  including sponsorships, grants, donations and memberships. She has worked with several large news/information nonprofits, including PBS, National Geographic and the BBC. Trinity is married to Michael Laurino, an actor most recently seen as Will Gaines on Nickelodeon’s “I Am Frankie.” They have a daughter, Olivia.
trinity@lkldnow.com

Robert Meyerowitz, Editor
Robert Meyerowitz has been a reporter, editor and foreign correspondent. He covered Central America and the Middle East, he was the cofounder and editor of the Anchorage Press in Alaska, and he taught journalism at the University of Alaska. He comes to Lakeland from Park City, Utah, where he edited The Park Record.
robert@lkldnow.com

Kimberly C. Moore, Reporter
Kimberly C. Moore, who grew up in Lakeland, has been a print, broadcast and multimedia journalist for more than 35 years. Before coming to LkldNow in the spring of 2022, she was a reporter for four years with The Ledger, first covering Lakeland City Hall and then Polk County schools. She is the author of “Star Crossed: The Story of Astronaut Lisa Nowak,” published by University Press of Florida.
kimberly@lkldnow.com
Her articles

Cindy Glover, Polk Insights Reporter
Through the Polk Insights initiatives, Cindy explores barriers to improving the quality of life for Polk County. This position is made possible by support from the Community Indicators Project, funded by GiveWell Community Foundation and United of Central Florida. Cindy Glover moved to Lakeland in 2021 after spending two decades in South Florida. Her career has included journalism, education, digital marketing and public relations. She worked for the Albuquerque Journal and South Florida Sun-Sentinel and spent a year as a community engagement coordinator for the City of Lakeland before joining LkldNow. As a high school social studies teacher, she helped thousands of teenagers understand government, economics, and how news events directly affect them. She continues to empower young people as a licensed foster parent and volunteer with Heartland for Children.
cindy@lkldnow.com
Her articles