I was recently asked by a journalism teacher to share some information about what programs we use to edit video for the YDR. The short answer is we use a variety of programs depending on the skill of the editor and the intricacy of the video. If you’re interested in
Warm weather plagues the holiday week. Learn how to stay cool. Work on the Route 116 bridge was halted. A woman was gored to death by her pet deer.
My mom — and dad, and brothers, and boyfriend — has noted that I’m a pretty black-and-white person. I’d like to think that my being an active participant in classroom discussions in various philosophy and epistemology courses in high school and college would prove that I’m perfectly capable of detecting,
This June 26 post by Scott Fisher focuses on departing York Daily Record Editorial Board member Kara Eberle and new board member Samantha Dellinger.
The street rods rumble into York County each June — several thousand impeccably kept and brightly painted classic cars from the 1920s, 30s, 40s and more. The scene is stunning, and the machines themselves are amazing, right down to the tiniest details. But with about 4,000 cars on the grounds
AP photographer Paul Vathis captured this famous scene at Camp David, Md. 50 years ago in 1962. A York Daily Record/Sunday News photographer was honored with an award in his last weekend. The late Paul Vathis’ name might not be known to many, but we grew up with his
Highlights from Thursday’s paper: City board restores some music, art positions in budget New bus scheduling frustrates some York County passengers
To help you get to know our newsroom staff a bit better, a series of question-and-answer posts with each journalist will run on Mondays. This morning, meet staff photographer Jason Plotkin. Most recently, you’ve seen his work in the interactive piece covering the 9-year anniversary of Red Lion’s school shooting,
Do you have the mind of a journalist, the hand of an artist and a knack for creating interactive digital presentations? If so, there might be a spot for you on our newsroom team. The York Daily Record/Sunday News is looking for a multimedia journalist who is a skilled digital
Lou Silverstein was the longtime art director and assistant managing editor of the New York Times. Acting as a consultant, Silverstein, who died last week, also provided the York Daily Record’s basic design in 1993. The York Sunday News then took up that look in 2004.