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Careful what you wish for when seeking headlines
By Jim Slusher - 06/24/10
If you want to maintain comfortable relations in your personal and professional life, a good rule of thumb is to imagine how what you are saying would sound in the newspaper. FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 06/24/10
If you want to maintain comfortable relations in your personal and professional life, a good rule of thumb is to imagine how what you are saying would sound in the newspaper. FULL STORY
Use news, not news excerpts, when you vote
By Jim Slusher - 06/10/10
Who is going to determine how you perceive the candidates you support in the coming election? You? Or the candidates? FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 06/10/10
Who is going to determine how you perceive the candidates you support in the coming election? You? Or the candidates? FULL STORY
'Cup' reporting will be a thrill as well as the games
By Jim Slusher - 05/27/10
Chicago Blackhawks fans aren't in for a demonstration just of great hockey over the next two weeks, They're also in for a demonstration of great hockey writing. FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 05/27/10
Chicago Blackhawks fans aren't in for a demonstration just of great hockey over the next two weeks, They're also in for a demonstration of great hockey writing. FULL STORY
Everyone should get at least one Lee DeWyze Day
By Jim Slusher - 05/20/10
Did "American Idol" finalist Lee DeWyze deserve the adulation and attention he got for one day last Friday? Actually, a better question is, doesn't everyone? FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 05/20/10
Did "American Idol" finalist Lee DeWyze deserve the adulation and attention he got for one day last Friday? Actually, a better question is, doesn't everyone? FULL STORY
The fine art of writing a 'head' to remember
By Jim Slusher - 05/13/10
It's funny what sticks with you over the years. Many of us who got into journalism did so to try to make a difference in our communities or to be close to "where the action is" when it comes to government, business, crime, entertainment or even... FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 05/13/10
It's funny what sticks with you over the years. Many of us who got into journalism did so to try to make a difference in our communities or to be close to "where the action is" when it comes to government, business, crime, entertainment or even... FULL STORY
Good journalism aims to produce more than anger
By Jim Slusher - 04/29/10
Our editorial on this page in Wednesday's editions focused on solutions to the pensions mess that we've been writing about all week. But it also carried an implicit message about the purpose of our series "Public Pension Time Bomb." FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 04/29/10
Our editorial on this page in Wednesday's editions focused on solutions to the pensions mess that we've been writing about all week. But it also carried an implicit message about the purpose of our series "Public Pension Time Bomb." FULL STORY
Ray brings reporter's spirit to role as chairman
By Jim Slusher - 04/23/10
Douglas K. Ray still considers himself a "reporter at heart." But as the new chairman of the board for Paddock Publications, he's come a long way from the days when he spent his mornings writing and reporting news and his afternoons selling ads for... FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 04/23/10
Longtime Paddock Publications leader reflects on 46-year career
By Jim Slusher - 04/22/10
For Daniel E. Baumann, the changing of the guard at the head the Paddock Publications last week culminated a 46-year career with the company as a reporter, manager and, ultimately, director and chairman of the board. FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 04/22/10
When all the news that fits doesn't, blogs to the rescue
By Jim Slusher - 04/22/10
One of many valuable features of the Daily Herald's website is the many ways it allows us to expand our local coverage. FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 04/22/10
One of many valuable features of the Daily Herald's website is the many ways it allows us to expand our local coverage. FULL STORY
It's extraordinary how often ordinary people make news
By Jim Slusher - 04/01/10
There is an axiom in the newspaper business that every person is a news story. If you dig deep enough, you'll find something remarkable about even the most ordinary person that anyone would want to read about because, in truth, there's something... FULL STORY
By Jim Slusher - 04/01/10
There is an axiom in the newspaper business that every person is a news story. If you dig deep enough, you'll find something remarkable about even the most ordinary person that anyone would want to read about because, in truth, there's something... FULL STORY
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