SPORTS EDITOR for New Britain Herald and Bristol Press

[mschroeder]

The New Britain Herald and Bristol Press, a local daily newspaper in Central Connecticut, is looking for a do-it-all Sports Editor to join and lead its award-winning staff. The right candidate will be able to not only lead our coverage of 11 high schools, a Division I college, two collegiate summer baseball league teams and more, but be able to design the sports section using InDesign and be able to cover games in the field as well. If interested, send your resume, three story clips and layout examples to Senior Managing Editor Brad Carroll at [email protected]

Central Connecticut Communications is a equal oppportunity employer, and does not discriminate on the basis of color, ethnicity, sex, national origin, sexual orientation or religion. We encourage applications from members of minority groups, and especially those that are bilingual (Polish or Spanish).

 

[Sports Barf]

This is like 4 jobs in 1. Holy crap.

 

[cjericho]

Shouldn't it say. "are daily newspapers"

 

[micropolitan guy]

This is like 4 jobs in 1. Holy crap.

Do more with less!!!

 

[sgreenwell]

This is like 4 jobs in 1. Holy crap.

Also advertised on this board in January 2021, [URL='http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/sports-editor-new-britain-herald-ct.135790/']March 2021, December 2021[/URL], and June 2017, and May 2015, and May 2014...

 

[wicked]

At least it’s no longer the JRC.

 

[Woody Long]

This is like 4 jobs in 1. Holy crap.

Well, they did say they were looking for a "do it all" sports editor... the lucky winner will literally be doing it all. I'd be the salary on this is between $35K and $45K at best.

 

[wicked]

I think $37k would be the ceiling. Small paper(s), independent publisher. If I'm wrong, someone please correct me.

 

[User 2227]

He who takes this job will leave with a medical condition called roasted nuts.

 

[BYH 2: Electric Boogaloo]

Yeah, when Gannett is offering $45K or so to cover the Mets, you can bet this poor guy or gal is not getting anywhere near that to cover all the sports in central Connecticut. Good news, though, is there's a ton of Subways in the area!