The Flint Journal has kept residents of Genesee County (just north of the metropolitan Detroit area) and beyond informed for more than 130 years. Flint, known over the years for its fur, lumber, carriages and General Motors automobiles, has also produced an award-winning newspaper. The Journal has been recognized for its coverage of breaking news, as well as its photography and design. The paper won a Pulitzer Prize for photography in 1953 and most recently was named "Newspaper of the Year'' in Michigan for 2006.
Founded as the Woodbury Daily Times in 1897, the Gloucester County Times covers the 24 suburban communities of the 328-square-mile county that is situated just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, with easy access to city life and shore recreation.
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David Sarasohn, The Oregonian
David Sarasohn, associate editor of The Oregonian, is an editorial writer and editorial page columnist for the newspaper and a national columnist for Newhouse News Service.
David Sarasohn, associate editor of The Oregonian, is an editorial writer and editorial page columnist for the newspaper and a national columnist for Newhouse News Service.