The Laurel has been told that WNPR swung the ax today, laying off Kim Grehn, the head of the station. We’re told that Kim pretty much built the current format. Other cuts?
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WTNH-TV/WCTX-TV Appoints New General Manager
Posted on June 30, 2009 by claireeb
It’s Mark Higgins who comes from Phoenix advertising agency The Spark Group where he was Chief Operating Officer.
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Death of Former News Director’s Son Apparently Accidental, Self-Inflicted, Drug-Related
Posted on June 30, 2009 by claireeb
More on the tragic death of former WFSB News Director Lyn Tolan’s son.
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Former WFSB News Director Suffers Loss of Son
Posted on June 29, 2009 by claireeb
Lyn Tolan, the former WFSB News Director, lost her son, Bryan Barbin, after a fatal stabbing Saturday night. Bryan was a student at Ohio University and was attending ComFest, Columbus’ annual community festival, when the stabbing took place. Read the story’s details here.
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Tragedy: Apparent Murder-Suicide Involving Courant/Fox61 Employee
Posted on June 29, 2009 by claireeb
The Courant reports that late last night, Courant/Fox61 employee Alice Morrin, recently appointed Executive Assistant to the Publisher, had been involved in an apparent murder-suicide with her husband, James Morrin. For the full story from the Courant, click here.
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Where Are They Now? Kenneth P. Vogel…
Posted on June 29, 2009 by claireeb
Click here for Ken’s official bio. After his time spent practicing political reporting for various publications, includingThe Journal Inquirer of Manchester, he has now set down roots at Politico, specifically covering the confluence of money and politics. If you’re unfamiliar with Ken’s background, here’s a quick overview… He developed his passion for journalism while [...]
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