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October 10, 2009

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NENPA's first convention
will be new, but familiar too

By Cecilia Akuffo
Bulletin Staff

There were always new elements when journalists throughout New England gathered for an annual convention each winter in Boston for almost 60 years. And there were always familiar elements too.

This winter will offer the same mix of the new and the familiar, but with the added twist of a first-time sea change that ends, in one way, the almost 60-year string and begins a new one.

When the annual convention takes place this winter, Feb. 5 and 6 at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel, it will be under the auspices of the New England Newspaper and Press Association.

NENPA’s first convention ends a run of 59 under the New England Press Association, held in Boston each winter, because NEPA merged July 1 with the New England Newspaper Association to form the consolidated organization that will host the 2010 convention. MORE >


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Ex-columnist sues Hartford Courant on free-speech grounds
Herald report: Mass. AG ups payroll as state taxes rise
Globe workers challenge rising health-insurance costs
Public records: Kennedy's funeral cost taxpayers $550K


2 N.E. newspaper sites tops in two of 50 largest markets
Survey: Most publishers aiming content at mobile devices


Driver's name withheld a month in Mass. fatal accident case
Globe report: Government fees blunt records searches


Hartford Courant to use self-service online ad system
Community papers' ad $$ faring better than industry average
Newspaper adveristing revenue declines seen abating


AbitibiBowater to suspend production at four mills


Sign up for NENPA, Borrell Associates' Webinars
Dates set for 2010 NENPA convention: Feb. 5-6, Boston
NENPA 2010 convention schedule


C. Peter Jorgensen Margot C. Locke
Paul J. Massey Sr.Edmond A. Vallee Jr.
Michael ShulmanAlphege T. NaultJ. Robert Creamer
Stephen R. LambElizabeth Cabot 'Betsy' Cochran
Mary Moor DayMoorad Mooradian Colette Breault
Mary Jane KaniukaCynthia Sophia Kelly
Lucille Frances Mullaly


2 N.H. papers return to weekly format; sister monthly folds
Telegram & Gazette of Worcester, Mass., lays off 4 more
Middletown (Conn.) Press reverts to broadsheet from tab
2 Boston news entities take on fee-based projects
Universities form service to report on science, medicine


• CONNECTICUT - Laura KenyonSara Poirier Correa
• MAINE - John Porter
• MASSACHUSETTS - William J. KoleDavid Marcus

Jim Concannon Brian P. NanosPeter Abraham


Cape Cod Times, Vt. sister papers top N.E. online awards
Two Globe-related writers receive science awards


Correction from the Sept. 24 e-Bulletin

Columnists

Writing
Don't overlook the warts when putting a face on the news.
Jim Stasiowski

Just Design
Tea and graphics: A relaxing review
Ed Henninger

Ad-libs
Take aim at right audience for a direct advertising hit
John Foust

Technology
Newspapers' future brightens
Kevin Slimp

Commentary

NENPA progressing, with Web site
and 2010 convention in forefront

Robert Laska,
President's Column

Familiar, reliable new sources
still Americas' first choice

Gene Policinski,
Inside the First Amendment


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