Sports editor, Ketchikan, Alaska

Bet the layout would be cool too.. .who would know if it's lousy?

 

It is off the wall jobs like this, that I wouldn't mind checking out....


I've come to realize that if I decide to stay in this industry, that relocating is probably a good idea. California sucks.

 

This would be an awesome first job. I've been to Ketchikan, and it is amazing, especially for someone who loves outdoors. The fishing is beyond belief.

 

If you want to get an idea of Ketchikan it was featured on an episode of "Girls Next Door" a few weeks back (and they rerun the hell of that show). Or look it up on a map. It gets about 10 FEET of rain a year there so bring your poncho.

 

This paper has been known to fly people to Seattle to interview them in person (least I think it's this one).

And the Girls Next Door freakin' rawks!

 

Surprisingly, I priced a few plane tickets to this place I've never heard and it was $390 from Denver and $524 from Chicago ( I don't live in either, but thought they were a good choice). Not as bad as I thought it would be. I was figuring about a grand.

And no I'm not going there for the job. However, it would be cool to do it for a year or so.

 

this could be a hell of an adventure for a younger board member.

no circ. numbers on abc.

 

Well, I guess that means I'm out.

 

sorry man.

check the edit above.

 

Well, I guess that means I'm out.

 

Here's the story I was talking about. It was ESPN.com.

 

I think Outside the Lines did a feature on the same thing as well