What we’re working on: Dec. 24
Here’s a look at what’s on tap for Sunday’s paper.
There is a lot of Christmas-related stuff, as you might imagine. I hope sometime tomorrow, busy as you might be, you’ll find time to read York’s “toy story,” in which reporters Leigh Zaleski and Erin McCracken, as well as several staff photographers, followed two donated toys from the person who bought them to the families who picked them up as part of the Salvation Army’s Angel Giving Tree. The story and pictures beautifully capture the feelings and dedication of all the people involved in making Christmas a little brighter for others.
Dec 24
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Evening Sun weekend editor: Tim Stonesifer, ext 183 bonnet: graphic for Living’s holiday writing contest; NFL? 4-Hour Early deadline FRONT PAGE LEAD: IRAQ1225 — 27 — Lynn Shue Pentecost, a Central York grad, has been working in Baghdad for Global Linguist Solutions since January 2009. She is the project manager for the operations in the entire country. On Saturday she was involved in the final day of NATO mission in Iraq and was a guest of honor at the final dinner. She lives with her parents in York County when she’s in the states. (Landauer) EDITED
Art: mug, inside photo Breakouts: 1 Online pieces: Posted to go up sunday morning MAIN ART/ENTERPRISE: TOY1225 — we’re following two donated toys as they go from donation to the families that receive them for christmas. (leigh/erin) EDITED/ON PROOFS
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LEAD STORY: HRC1225 — 29 — city HRC complaints were down enough last year that it is in danger of being cut. (opilo) EDITED Art:
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PEACH1225 — 21 — a lawsuit that originated in peach bottom about whether the state can supersede a municipality’s regulation of businesses is apparently being eyed for its potential effect on companies that are drilling in the marcellus shale area. (joyce) EDITED
Art: Breakouts: 1 Graphics: Online pieces: Posted to go up Saturday afternoon MAIN ART: BAND1225 — 12 — emigsville band plays saturday morning around town. they’ve been doing this on christmas for more than 100 years; doing it on christmas eve this year because many members will be at church on sunday morning. (orso) CEF1225 — 8 — christmas emergency fund story. (argento) BRIEFS0000 – local briefs INSIDE LOCAL RES1225 — 12 — york rescue mission event at expo center. (lefever)
Art: New, file, mug, submitted Breakouts: how many Graphics: Map, timeline, flowchart Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, link to previous stories, Exchange topic, link to standing items APPT1226 — 8 — An East Hopewell Township supervisor had to resign from his post in order to keep it. Why? Well, because he didn’t want to get paid. Because if he got paid, he’d earn too much to keep getting his retirement. So he had to be appointed, not elected, then had to decline payment for the post. (Badders) EDITED Online pieces: Posted already SLUG: GEB1224 — 6 — Contractor previously convicted of theft and deception sentenced for insurance fraud. (Lee) EDITED Online pieces: Posted Wednesday evening SLUG: BOMB1223 — 6 — Two Spring Grove students get ARD for writing bomb in the bathroom, causing a bomb threat. (Lee) EDITED Online pieces: Posted Wednesday evening LBLOG — blog entries, culled from BESTOFBLOG file. MEYER1226 — 10, can hold until Tuesday if needed — Ann Reichard is this year’s winner of Red Lion’s Catharine Meyer award. (Badders) EDITED UNSLUGGED — This would be the detailed description line. (reporter) OBITS (4C) VIEWPOINTS Best of the wire BIZBUZZ1225 — 20 — Best of the biz blogs EDITED REST1225 — 20-30 — Restaurant inspections EDITED RETURN1225 — 20 — List of return policies from some of the bigger area stores (Wislock) EDITED 3E: 4E E5: FARM SPORTS |