Cartoonist Roger Straub’s creations offer something bright in a gloomy time
Roger Straub was lying in bed at his cottage in Moodus, his mind racing at 3 a.m., fretting over what to name the character...
Record-Journal selected for LMA Advanced Fundraising Lab
Local Media Association has named the nine news organizations that will participate in its Advanced Fundraising Lab, launching in September. These nine newsrooms have...
Discounts on Radically Rural Community Journalism Program For NENPA Members
Discounts to Radically Rural’s Community Journalism program in Keene, N.H., are available as a NENPA membership benefit. This year’s programming focuses on the challenges...
Journalism Education Foundation of New England Announces 2022 Scholarship Recipients
WOBURN, MA – The Journalism Education Foundation of New England, a division of the New England Newspaper & Press Association, has announced the recipients...
NEFAC Launches Mentorship Program
The New England First Amendment Coalition recently launched a new mentorship program for journalists working in the region.
The program — NEFAC Mentors — helps reporters, editors and producers...
Six from New England Selected for NPF New Age for Aging Journalism Fellowship
On July 14, the National Press Foundation announced the 20 journalists selected for their “Living Longer: The New Age for Aging” Journalism Fellowship.
We are...
Sunshine Communications Announces New Acquisitions
CLAREMONT, NH — Newly formed Sunshine Communications, a division of the Sunshine Initiative Public Benefit Corporation, owned and operated by Jay Lucas announced the...
NENPA, NEFAC, MA Advocates Support Remote Access Legislation In July 9 Letter
This Friday, July 15, is the expiration date for virtual access to government meetings in Massachusetts. NENPA, and the New England First Amendment Coalition, joined...
Richard Watts looks to grow innovate local news model
A former journalist himself, Richard Watts of Hinesburg, Vt., knows there’s a crisis facing local news, and he hopes to address this dilemma by...
US newspapers continuing to die at rate of 2 each week
NEW YORK (AP) — Despite a growing recognition of the problem, the United States continues to see newspapers die at the rate of two...