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Take a peek at Sunday's copy of The Tribune.
The New Albanian Brewing Company, and co-owner Roger Baylor, are featured on page 1, with a strapping young Mr. Baylor posing nonchalantly before his new brewing equipment. Kyle Lowry reports.
Staff writer Greg Gapsis regales us with the news that, at least tentatively, economists expect our river counties to outperform the state of Indiana as a whole during the coming year.
Lowry comes back below the fold with yet another business profile of Main Street veterans earthlygoods.com, the online garden site operated by locals Ann Streckfus and Stephen Brown.
Page 3A offers a photo montage of Thursday's Pillar Award winners and nominees, as selected by Develop New Albany.
And the back page of section A features a delightfully wry look at blogging by columnist Terry Cummins, who in part gazes with envy on the "in" crowd who blogs, while taking a few shots at the imperiousness of such navel-gazing.
What a difference a year makes. Click the headline for access to these stories online.
The New Albanian Brewing Company, and co-owner Roger Baylor, are featured on page 1, with a strapping young Mr. Baylor posing nonchalantly before his new brewing equipment. Kyle Lowry reports.
Staff writer Greg Gapsis regales us with the news that, at least tentatively, economists expect our river counties to outperform the state of Indiana as a whole during the coming year.
Lowry comes back below the fold with yet another business profile of Main Street veterans earthlygoods.com, the online garden site operated by locals Ann Streckfus and Stephen Brown.
Page 3A offers a photo montage of Thursday's Pillar Award winners and nominees, as selected by Develop New Albany.
And the back page of section A features a delightfully wry look at blogging by columnist Terry Cummins, who in part gazes with envy on the "in" crowd who blogs, while taking a few shots at the imperiousness of such navel-gazing.
What a difference a year makes. Click the headline for access to these stories online.
posted by All4Word at 12:15 PM
2 Comments:
While not wanting to draw attention to myself (modesty, all that), I did note the impression of "intelligent design" in today's layout and the focus on local economic issues.
Which makes the curious treatment of the Wal-Mart film even more questionable.
Much better? Yes, but no free rides from me, yet. The editorial page makeover will be the most important aspect of the reform movement.
Ann and I suspect that your pal "Abb" might be a little disappointed with her pull-out quote, too.
No free rides, true. But just as we have encouraged John to reward risk-taking, there's no harm in acknowledging improvement.
39 days and counting.
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