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I made up my mind many years ago to avoid saying those things—and I hope that you’ll put them on your list of things you’ll never say.
Here they are:
“Let’s play with the des
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In retrospect, I love the e-mail subject line: “Dead at deadline.”
The e-mail came to me at 6:15 on a recent evening, just as I was getting ready to take my two teenagers out for dinner.
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by Jim Pulmarlo Community News Success Strategies
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Newspapers have the discretion to refuse to publish a same-sex wedding or engagement announcement- or any other advertising they don’t wish to publish.
Marked copy elimination tabled because of future cost implications for periodicals
You may have heard the story about the man who asked the clerk at the hardware store for a wrench. “What kind of wrench?” the clerk asked. “Just show me what you’ve got,” the man replied. Not quite knowing what to do, the clerk pulled a socket wrench from the shelf. “I think I’ll try it,” the man said.
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Newspapers that had been receiving the DSCF discount for dropping direct containers of periodicals or standard mail at a former sectional
Attorney Laura Lee Prather, Haynes and Boone, discusses recent rulings on anti-SLAPP legislation
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