Confessions Of An Unrepentant Journalist: Part 3, Life and Death in The Newsroom by D. Earl Stephens
The newsroom of the city’s underdog daily newspaper in the 1980s was easily the most exciting place to work in the world, just as long as money and a clean, respectable working environment weren’t high on your list of priorities.
Florida in the late-80s, early-90s was far different than it is now…Back then, we were only in the middle stages of completely destroying the Everglades.…
How a Local Union is Trying to Battle Neighborhood Poverty in Philadelphia One Step at a Time…By Richard Cucarese, Steelworkers Local 4889 Rapid Response CoordinatorAbandoned…
Typical of most writers, I have a love/hate relationship with social media. At its worst, it’s a brain-drain that pushes deadlines to the sidelines and my patience to the end zone. At its best, it’s a great place to meet like-minded people who, if you’re lucky, become like-minded friends.
Long before I was anything as a journalist, I was everything... I was a sportswriter. Imagine exceeding a dream you never had?