Publick Occurrences Award: Honoring Journalism That Makes an Impact
Each year, the New England Newspaper & Press Association honors the most courageous and consequential reporting in our region through the Publick Occurrences Award....
NENPA supports NNA’s effort and encourages membership to add signatures by July 17
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (HSGAC) hearing on USPS reform fell short of expectations for those hoping to see a serious...
New year, new start with NENPA U January webinars!
NENPA University provides a wide assortment of professional development opportunities throughout the year – we produce webinars in-house, and we partner with other organizations...
If one tip can improve your work, it would be…this one!
Bart Pfankuch is an investigative reporter for South Dakota News Watch. Write to him at bart.pfankuch@sdnewswatch.org.
Bordeleau’s career built on passion, ethics
By Leila Habib Bulletin Correspondent
‘It's not about your byline. It's about making sure you do the best job you can when you are reporting a...
Now Accepting Applications For The 2020 Bob Wallack Intern Stipend
Editors at New England Newspaper & Press Association member publications are invited and encouraged to apply for...
Convention 2018
The winners and the audience at the New England First Amendment Coalition’s awards luncheon Friday, Feb. 23, are shown above, clockwise from top left:...
Enterprise reporting goes beyond the obvious
When it comes to interviewing reporter candidates, many editors want to see examples of so-called enterprise reporting.
I just finished serving as a judge for...
Radically Rural Community Journalism Track Focuses On the Challenges Journalists Face
This is a message from Terrence Williams, President, Keene Sentinel about Radically Rural 2022.
Dear NENPA colleagues,
I’m writing to all my friends in NENPA with...
Sunshine Week Editorials From New England Publications
Sunshine Week was March 15 - 21, 2020 and the work below is a sampling of some of the editorials published in New England....