These kids in Grand Junction, Colo. have started their own PRINTED student newspaper. With one edition under their belt, they’re looking forward to the new school year.
The New Emerson Post published its inaugural issue this month, and it appears to be one of the only student newspapers produced at the elementary school level in the U.S.
Read about it here
The good people over at The Dogington Post have a great header for their news round up page!
You should check it out.
I don’t know which newspaper this pup is bringing in, but I think it’s the something Sentinel.
Now, as far as which News Sentinel, we have several options:
Knoxville News Sentinel
OR, it could be The Press-Sentinel, in Jesup, Georgia.
Anyone want to make a guess?
I’m going with the Georgia newspaper based on the Rick Case wrap.
Found this miniature diorama in Facebook (Diorama Dreams).
An iconic photo at the end of WWII is captured along with a front page of the Youngstown Vindicator.
I bet nearly everyone in Youngstown, Ohio, saved this front page!
According to Wikipedia, The Vindicator, as it’s now know has a daily circulation of 62,100 and 87,000 on Sunday.
And hey, look at this. The actual front page!
Showtime’s documentary about The New York Times dealing with Trump’s new reality.
Love the subhed: The war for truth from the front lines.
The Fourth Estate, Season 1: Take a look at a year inside The New York Times. The Fourth Estate, a four-part event, begins May 27.
Season 1. Just think about that.
I know what they mean, but at first glance, I wondered how the ex-wife got in his jail cell.
For the record, I would have gone with:
Sex offender, charged in death of ex-wife, found hanged in jail
or
Accused sex offender, murderer found hanged in jail cell
For the record:
“When a dog bites a man, that is not news… if a man bites a dog, that is news.”
— New York Sun editor John B. Bogart (1848–1921)
So close to the mythical Man bites dog hed, but not quite … Also not quite a dog!
Wanna Buy a Paper, Mister? 