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Northampton editor departs
@MarcHurBoston @angem25 I posted briefly, but really don’t have any thoughts because I don’t know what happened. The paper has a pretty good owner, too. https://t.co/LWeTFk1cGM
OpenPlease consider becoming a paid subscriber to Media Nation for just $5 a month. Click here for details. I’m not sure how a daily newspaper is supposed to continue without its top editor. But …
@MarcHurBoston @angem25 I posted briefly, but really don’t have any thoughts because I don’t know what happened. The paper has a pretty good owner, too. https://t.co/LWeTFk1cGM
OpenNorthampton editor departs
Please consider becoming a paid subscriber to Media Nation for just $5 a month. Click here for details. I’m not sure how a daily newspaper is supposed to continue without its top editor. ...
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