Unreal. If i was working at a station right now doing journalism, which i love, then i would be very frustrated and depressed. Were almost there. Were, like, ten minutes away, dude. If most of the people are relying on local Television News to inform them, um, then, you know, in a lot of cities in this country, i think democracys in trouble. So i guess if i had all the money in the world, i would put, you know, 40something reporters back to work in tv. Were now settling for tokenism when it comes to journalism, and i just couldnt do it anymore. I justwhats the point . To live the lie . Wow. Theres austin, tyler. Austin its just great to get here finally. Tyler, we made it. Schwanbeck Investigative Reporter Dwayne Pullman left a sixfigure salary and a threeyear Contract Offer at wewstv in cleveland, ohio, to start over. We caught up with him a few exits before reaching austin, texas, where dwayne and his eightyearold son, tyler, were headed to help start a new online venture with no gua
1,417 miles. Unreal. If i was working at a station right now doing journalism, which i love, then i would be very frustrated and depressed. Were almost there. Were, like, ten minutes away, dude. If most of the people are relying on local Television News to inform them, um, then, you know, in a lot of cities in this country, i think democracys in trouble. So i guess if i had all the money in the world, i would put, you know, 40something reporters back to work in tv. Were now settling for tokenism when it comes to journalism, and i just couldnt do it anymore. I justwhats the point . To live the lie . Wow. Theres austin, tyler. Austin its just great to get here finally. Tyler, we made it. Schwanbeck Investigative Reporter Dwayne Pullman left a sixfigure salary and a threeyear Contract Offer at wewstv in cleveland, ohio, to start over. We caught up with him a few exits before reaching austin, texas, where dwayne and his eightyearold son, tyler, were headed to help start a new online ventur
FARMINGTON - Phillip N. Rafter, 90, of Jay, passed away on Sunday, May 19 at Orchard Park Rehabilitation Center in Farmington with family by his side. He had resided at Pinewood Terrace for the previous six months. Phil was born in East Dixfield, March 5, 1934, a son of Albert Charles and Annie (Hall) Rafter