GENERAL, book, bid, accidents, bird calls & advertisement
Forest Park Review's Jackie Schultz wants you to come to Centuries & Sleuths to hear Joan Biskupic discuss her biography of Sandra Day O'Connor.
Jackie has even promised to bring homemade cookies.
W-T Engineering, Inc. will seek bids to renovate Forest Park Park District buildings. See Forest Park Review (Cam Wigton).
Did you know Mike Reynolds of Westchester teaches how to do bird calls? See Chicago Tribune (Kevin Pang).
A taxicab driver was seriously injured Wednesday at 6 AM when his cab collided with a bread van at First and Harvard in Maywood. See Chicago Tribune.
And in Berkeley, a worker was killed on the Tri-State Tuesday at 1:45 AM. See Chicago Tribune.
West Suburban Journal included an ad for Proviso Probe this week. Get your copy of West Suburban Journal at select Proviso business establishments.
Print and TV journalist Joan Biskupic can be seen and heard discussing her Biography of Sandra Day O’Connor at Centuries & Sleuths at 7 p.m. on Friday, December 9. Come see and hear this exceptionally bright, witty young woman. We are lucky to have her here in Forest Park.
Jackie has even promised to bring homemade cookies.
W-T Engineering, Inc. will seek bids to renovate Forest Park Park District buildings. See Forest Park Review (Cam Wigton).
Did you know Mike Reynolds of Westchester teaches how to do bird calls? See Chicago Tribune (Kevin Pang).
A taxicab driver was seriously injured Wednesday at 6 AM when his cab collided with a bread van at First and Harvard in Maywood. See Chicago Tribune.
And in Berkeley, a worker was killed on the Tri-State Tuesday at 1:45 AM. See Chicago Tribune.
West Suburban Journal included an ad for Proviso Probe this week. Get your copy of West Suburban Journal at select Proviso business establishments.
posted by Carl Nyberg at
11:37 AM
3 Comments:
If you have a local business, I encourage you to advertise in the local newspapers, including West Suburban Journal.
Vibrant communities have vibrant media outlets. For local media outlets to be vibrant they need to be profitable.
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Carl Nyberg, at 12:12 PM, December 09, 2005
One person gave me feedback that she didn't like the news dumps. She wrote that if the info wasn't good enough for its own entry, I just ignore it.
What do you think?
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Carl Nyberg, at 12:28 PM, December 09, 2005
I think so-called "news dumps" are perfectly appropriate for several smaller news items that don't warrant a post of their own.
The alternative is to have a bunch of tiny posts that push things off the bottom of the page, or to simply not mention these smaller stories at all. I think they're of interest, and a line or two with a link is sufficient.
Putting them all together in one post is perfectly legit.
By
The Inside Dope, at 12:20 AM, December 10, 2005
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