We love the holidays, and we love to eat. Combine the two and you have our annual holiday potluck. It was a great spread and included potato soup, hamburger barbecue, meatballs, fresh fruit, pasta salad, potato salad, chips, bologna and cheese, veggies and dip, cookies, cakes and tons of other
OK. So can I just say that I love our marketing department. Those girls (and one guy) always seem to have so much fun. They offered to make me an honorary member, and I might just have to take them up on that. Here’s the latest from these creative geniuses.
Today, I sent out the following note to our editors. We want to challenge ourselves to significantly improve our blogs. You can check out our array of blogs at www.yorkblog.com. Any thoughts you have about improving the service that we can provide in this area would be appreciated. Look forward
Chris Otto: Amy, did you just have a Twitter exchange with Alyssa Milano? Amy Gulli: Yes I did. *** Pat Abdalla: 14-year-old Pat would have been very impressed. Amy: 12-year-old Amy is very impressed. The exchange: [blackbirdpie url=”https://twitter.com/#!/amygulli/status/146628570641481728″]
Stephanie Reighart officially got her desk name plate this week, with a ceremonial passing of it to her after a staff meeting held by the Night News and Digital crew. Stephanie started here back in September, and it takes a few months to earn the plate. The first thing she
Another minor miracle on a Saturday night. The Night News and Digital crew produced three Sunday papers in one night — the Lebanon Daily Daily News, Hanover Evening Sun and the York Daily Record/Sunday News. The amount of coordination that goes into such a feat — starting with planning by
Here’s our working budget at this hour. If you have any other thoughts or suggestions on what’s below, let us know. LEAD STORY: CRASH FOLO LAW1211 — new law going into effect that limits number of young people in a car. (evening sun) EDITED Art: two, by Brett Breakout: one
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.
I tried something new this week, designed to help readers get more involved in the newsroom process. Using a simple web cam at my desk, I recorded a video of me explaining what we are working on today. I posted that to our Facebook site. You can see Wednesday’s video
People have asked that question of editors at the Daily Record/Sunday News and The Evening Sun in Hanover over the past couple of days. Read Evening Sun Editor Marc Charisse’s column about newspapers’ decisions to print accident photos and join a conversation about the decision to print this one. Also, feel