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Editors are regularly solicited to publish news that puts merchants in good standing. In small communities, grip-and-grin photos of check presentations often dominate the...
Boston Herald Editor Joe Sciacca Leaves For Channel 7
WBUR | December 03, 2019
After more than 30 years of working at the daily newspaper, Joe Sciacca is...
Better Newspaper Competition Award Presentations and Photos from March 23
It takes highly skilled, passionate, and determined individuals to create high-quality publications. Every year, the New England Newspaper and Press Association (NENPA) recognizes the...
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CONNECTICUT
Woody Klein has retired as a news columnist for the Westport News after 50 years. Klein’s career began as a reporter for the Mount...
Naomi Schalit
MAINE
Naomi Schalit, co-founder of the Hallowell-based Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting, is retiring to pursue independent writing projects. She was the senior reporter...
New England journalist networking event in Boston welcomes NLGJA on January 14
Mark your calendars! On Tuesday, January 14, 2025, join fellow New England journalists for an evening of networking, conversation, and collaboration at Tiki Rock...
“Showing” beats “telling” every time
On a visit to my eye doctor for a check-up, I noticed a poster on the wall in the examination room. It featured a...
Nicholas Daniloff, dies at 89, after a storied career in journalism
Nicholas Daniloff passed away last week at an assisted living facility in Cambridge. He was 89.
Daniloff was instrumental in the development of the Northeastern...
Four journalists will be inducted into the New England Newspaper Hall of Fame on...
The New England Newspaper and Press Association is pleased to announce that four New England journalists will be inducted into the New England Newspaper...
Next Journalist Meetup in Boston On Oct. 14 – Tiki Tuesday at Tiki Rock
A great time was had by all at The Dubliner in Boston during the September journalist meetup, where a lively crowd of media professionals...