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Trentonian giving way to donut makers (insert cop jokes here)

Discussion in 'Journalism topics only' started by Songbird, Oct 19, 2016.

  1. Woody Long

    Woody Long Well-Known Member

    The last time I took the R7 from Trenton to Philly and back for a concert, I said something to my then-girlfriend that began, "If we survive this..." shortly after getting on the train to Philly...
     
  2. cjericho

    cjericho Well-Known Member

  3. Readallover

    Readallover Active Member

    I'm shocked the Trentoid hasn't folded. It seems to survive by heavy local sports coverage, mostly high school sports and American Legion baseball. And lots of comics and puzzles.
     
  4. Woody Long

    Woody Long Well-Known Member

    A different guy. Fortenbaugh disliked Paul Glass, a longtime CVC wrestling coach, and Glass disliked Fortenbaugh. Fortenbaugh, I'm told, was one who liked to bend his elbow, so to speak, and Glass was pretty clean living, so he was given the nickname "Tea and Cookies." Glass hated the nickname, which only made him hate Fortenbaugh more.
     
  5. Woody Long

    Woody Long Well-Known Member

    Don't forget the Page 6 girls!
     
  6. Readallover

    Readallover Active Member

    Of course! Page 6 and "Roasted Nuts" are what the Trentoid will be remembered for when Alden pulls the plug on it.
     
  7. awriter

    awriter Active Member

    My thought, too!
     
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  8. Readallover

    Readallover Active Member

    I see the Trentoid is making more local sports stories subscriber only. Paying to read high school sports online when the shoppers and weeklies cover it for free? Very unlikely.
     
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