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New England Job Post Of The Week
Deputy News Editor / Reporter – Valley News (West Lebanon, NH)
The Valley News / Newspapers of New England is looking for a rising newsroom leader — someone who is ready to help shape the future of local journalism while still doing the work that makes it matter. This is an important role in a newsroom that is evolving quickly: expanding digitally, deepening its community connections, and reimagining how local news is delivered across platforms. It’s a position for a journalist who can edit with clarity, report with urgency, and lead with curiosity. You’ll work closely with the editors and senior leadership to guide daily coverage, elevate storytelling, and help a talented staff do their best work — while continuing to report stories that resonate across our community.
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N.E.A.C.E is proud to present our second 2026 FREE webinar. Preparing for the Digital Future, presented by Jon VanZomeren, Advance Local Media LLC. Happening on June 17, 2026, from 1:00 -2:00 pm ET.
In today’s digital world, planning for the future is essential. Jon will discuss audience segmentation, identify where resources can have the greatest impact, and share insights into what lies ahead in the digital landscape. Join us for an engaging and informative session exploring where readers are now—and who is ready to move forward with us.
Jon VanZomeren is Director of Consumer Data Management and oversees subscriber databases and online products for 23 regional newspapers. During his more than 40 years with Advance, he has held a variety of roles in customer care, circulation, and information technology. Jon is a polished speaker and sure to be informative. We’ll also leave time for questions and ideas.
Join the Reynolds Journalism Institute and four newsrooms who created unique community initiatives from our Community-Centered Symposium. We will talk about how you can replicate or be inspired by these efforts! Each speaker will give a brief overview of their project, and then we will have an open Q&A to answer all your questions.
Encore presentation from the 2026 Lenfest News Philanthropy Summit.
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