2022 New England Journalism Student Scholarship Deadline Extended

The New England Newspaper and Press Association awards up to 10 scholarships each year to aspiring journalists through the Journalism Education Foundation of New...

Obituaries July 2019

MASSACHUSETTS Gilbert W. Bliss Dorothy M. Bosworth Josephine Koziol Kevin H. McGurk Bernard E. Tourangeau Emilie Astell Lincoln M. Furber John J. Landers Jr. Dolores A. (Hock) Miller Mary (Koskoris) Triantafyllos Virginia M. Kimball MAINE Richard W....

Your help is needed to ensure passage of Local Journalism Sustainability Act

On Thursday, July 22, Senator Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.), Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) introduced a companion bill in the U.S. Senate...

Celestino appointed North of Boston publisher

John Celestino, an accomplished newspaper executive, has been appointed publisher of the North of Boston Media Group of eight newspapers, effective immediately.

Treading the often thin line at private schools on free speech for...

By Morgan Mapstone, Bulletin Correspondent The U.S. Constitution may make no laws about limiting free speech, but that doesn't mean a university can’t do so in its...

Plan now to recognize first responders

Are you looking for a project that can energize your news staff, generate new advertising revenue and underscore the value of a local newspaper...

Gannett commits to make workforce as diverse as America

Gannett, the owner of USA TODAY and more than 260 local news operations, announced a broad initiative last week to make its workforce as...

Print, mobile publishing can coexist, complement each other

By Alex Eng, Bulletin Correspondent Mobile publishing tailors its content to the public’s specific information needs and might be the next big trend in local news reporting,...

Journalists are not the enemy of the people

In August 2018, more than 350 news outlets across the country participated in a coordinated effort, publishing editorials that defend the vital role that...

Violence isn’t protest

Assembling to protest is our right under the First Amendment — it’s how we talk to each other as a nation.