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Assistant sports editor. The Press-Gazette seeks a proven sports journalist with supervisory experience. The successful candidate will play a key role in our print and online editions and anxious to bring innovative ideas to our daily sports report. Apply to Executive Editor John Dye.

Is this how they're going to fill Chris Havel's spot?
 
They had 2 guys leave. Havel is one. Jeff Ash, who was the ASE, went to work for their online staff. But there is only 1 job posted. Not sure what's up.
 
I heard Havel's job, at least for the time being, is going to be absorbed internally. The column will be shared between a few different guys, including Packers beat guy Pete Dougherty.
 
ForSaleByOwner said:
Could someone share more information on the paper ... positives/negatives and such? Thanks.

Negative: It's in Green Bay.
 
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ForSaleByOwner said:
Could someone share more information on the paper ... positives/negatives and such? Thanks.

The sports editor is Mike Vandermause. Good guy to work for.

Gannett paper. Good group of reporters in sports. Living in Green Bay can suck if you're young and single. If you've got a family, it's not so bad. A half-hour from Appleton and an hour and a half from Milwaukee.

Not surprisingly, all Packers, all the time.

From what I hear, the pay isn't bad.

Sorry I'm so vague. Best I can do at this time of night.
 
Norman Stansfield said:
I heard Havel's job, at least for the time being, is going to be absorbed internally. The column will be shared between a few different guys, including Packers beat guy Pete Dougherty.

I heard that, too.
 
Norman Stansfield said:
ForSaleByOwner said:
Could someone share more information on the paper ... positives/negatives and such? Thanks.

The sports editor is Mike Vandermause. Good guy to work for.

Gannett paper. Good group of reporters in sports. Living in Green Bay can suck if you're young and single. If you've got a family, it's not so bad. A half-hour from Appleton and an hour and a half from Milwaukee.

Not surprisingly, all Packers, all the time.

From what I hear, the pay isn't bad.

Sorry I'm so vague. Best I can do at this time of night.

From what I've heard, Norman is right on about the paper. Vandermause is a good guy and they do a lot with the Packers. As for living there, that sounds about right, too.
 
Did anyone else notice this? Everyone mentions the Packers but the job description doesn't. What's up with that.
 
Norman Stansfield said:
PP and K said:
Did anyone else notice this? Everyone mentions the Packers but the job description doesn't. What's up with that.

I'd think the "Green Bay" part in the posting would have given it away. Not much else going there.

But I could be wrong.

- UW-Green Bay basketball (horribly underachieving men's team, dominant women's team)
- Green Bay Gamblers (Junior A hockey)
- St. Norbert College (DIII football, hockey)
- Green Bay Blizzard (af2)
- Green Bay Bullfrogs, a new Northwoods League baseball team ... woodbat league for college players
- Some strong prep programs in the area too (Notre Dame, Preble, Ashwaubenon, Bay Port) ... area finally got WIAA hockey this year.

Pretty much it.
 
Is this a desk gig? Cause I'm pretty sure the SE goes to a lot of the Packers games. Does the ASE also?
 
Did I hear the word "absorb"?

Gannett spreading everyone thin, eh?
 
As far as I know, the ASE gig is almost strictly in-office.

And based on recent conversations, Havel's gig is definitely being "absorbed", much to the chagrin of those still working there.
 
They already get scooped by everyone else in the country. Now this? Feel bad for the staff.
 
Norman Stansfield said:
As far as I know, the ASE gig is almost strictly in-office.

And based on recent conversations, Havel's gig is definitely being "absorbed", much to the chagrin of those still working there.

That's right about the ASE. The guy who was ASE wrote a column once in a while, but never covered anything. He was in the office on the desk.
 
WSKY said:
ForSaleByOwner said:
Could someone share more information on the paper ... positives/negatives and such? Thanks.

long winters

You're not kidding. I lived in Wisconsin for a bit during my college days and remeember getting a few inches of snow on the first day of May.
 

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