To help you get to know our newsroom staff a bit better, a series of question-and-answer posts with each journalist will run on Mondays. This morning, meet entertainment reporter Erin McCracken. You’ve read her stories on the FlipSide blog and inside the FlipSide tab each week, not to mention FlipSide
Some nights, even after a long day, you feel really good about what you’ve done at work. Thursday night – and Friday morning – were one of those days for me. And I can thank FlipSide reporter Erin McCracken, who had a great idea. On Monday, she asked why no
Here’s a look at what’s on tap for Sunday’s paper. There is a lot of Christmas-related stuff, as you might imagine. I hope sometime tomorrow, busy as you might be, you’ll find time to read York’s “toy story,” in which reporters Leigh Zaleski and Erin McCracken, as well as several staff
To help you get to know our newsroom staff a bit better, a series of question-and-answer posts with each journalist will run on Mondays. This morning, meet entertainment editor Pat Abdalla. He’s in charge of all things FlipSide-related, but he also blogs about baseball via Southpaw. Name: Patrick Abdalla Lives
To help you get to know our newsroom staff a bit better, a series of question-and-answer posts with each journalist will run on Mondays. This morning, meet editor James McClure, who is also East Region editor, Digital First Media. He’s been with the Daily Record for more than 25 years,
The Chinese New Year begins Monday. It’s the year of the dragon. To celebrate and as a way of brainstorming story ideas, I gave each one on my staff a fortune cookie. We took turns and read our fortunes and then brainstormed story ideas based on the fortune. We came
A virtual friend, Joanne Phillips, asked me to answer some questions about using Pinterest for her blog. Joanne runs the Newspapers on Pinterest account. She tweets by the handle @socialscraps. Here are her questions and my answers. My bosses thought it might interest some of you. So, here goes. Enjoy! 1.
The staff of Central York, Pa., High School’s student-run newspaper ‘The Prowler’ is joined by language arts teacher Cindy Hogentogler in this 2011 photo. That was the year that the instructor earned a scholarship to attend the Reynolds Journalism Institute at the University of Arizona.
Here’s a look at our news budget at this hour for tomorrow’s paper. It also reflects much of what you’ll see on our website during the day. Our budgets can and often will change a lot between now and tonight: Some stories will change as new information comes in, some
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