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We're a local company, and as such we are located right in the middle of downtown. We're right next to the Amtrak Station, the Sacramento Valley Station of light rail and several Regional Transit bus lines.
Sacramento Press
431 I Street, Suite 107
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-443-5403
Here are several primary contacts at our business:
Chief Operating Office - Ben Ilfeld / ben@sacramentopress.com
Sales Manager, Director of Marketing - Sonny Mayugba / sonny@sacramentopress.com
Editor in Chief - David Watts Barton / david@sacramentopress.com
Managing Editor - Colleen Belcher / colleen@sacramentopress.com
Staff Reporter - Kathleen Haley / kathleen@sacramentopress.com
Staff Reporter - Suzanne Hurt / suzanne@sacramentopress.com
Staff Reporter - Jonathan Mendick / jonathan@sacramentopress.com
For questions about how the site works or technical problems with the site please send us an email at our support email. For all other comments and concerns please email us at the feedback email address.
Feedback - feedback@sacramentopress.com
Support - support@sacramentopress.com
So if you and the other PIOs all simply label your press releases "public safety" they will now show up here: http://sacramentopress.com/tag/publicsafety
Hope that helps!
Elizabeth Varadan
elizabethvaradan@msn.com
If we begin to get large numbers of these submissions we will begin to lay them out in the same manner that our front page is laid out. I hope that answers your question. If you have more questions please feel free to email me, geoff@sacramentopress.com.
Oh, man, I remember the last time I applied for a job downtown. Was late the the interview...twice...because I couldn't find parking. How embarassing.
I can't find it anywhere in my profile. Perhaps you can help. PLEASE!
Are you guys offering internships again? I've been looking and can't find anything, and your "help" section is a bit...odd.
Also wondering if you guys would be interested in working with local college newspapers. You currently have very, very little material and perhaps working something out with local newspapers like CRC or Sac State would help both newspapers and the community. ;)
(Kind of off-topic but clicked on the page for jobs with the SacBee out of curiosity and the page won't load. How telling!)
You can email me at support@sacramentopress.com
how can i edit my posting to get it out...?
rsvp ltp1@pacbell.net
1) A good juicy horoscope section, a la 'Minerva' in the SF Chronicle, or Rob Brezhny (sp?) in the SNR, but with an original bent;
2) A good juicy crossword puzzle... As a crossword puzzle addict, I've searched HIGH and LOW for good juicy puzzles, and TRUST ME - - they're RARE across the various newspapers across America... The gold standard is the NYTimes, which is progressively more difficult with each passing day of the week and deliciously esoteric -- but they charge for all but one dated puzzle per week... Another masterful puzzle is by Merl Reagle, published in the LATimes and SFChron, etc., who also pairs with Sylvia Burstein of the LATimes, to make some very interesting puzzles... There are a couple of others, such as the Chicago Sun-Times and NOLA.COM's 'Premier' puzzles, but none of these 'others' are as challenging as the NYTimes... It would be interesting to see if a local could produce something on a par with the Times, either Times, and I guarantee you, if you produce something tough and original and time consuming, you'll have crossword puzzlers and addicts moving heaven and earth to seek your online offerings and ad impression count...
Food for thought....
And this forum is a little confusing - I can't always tell which answers go to which questions because you don't address the name of the person you're responding to. Would be nice if there was more organized help (a la FAQ) for authors... And a "Preview" button before submitting to post - even Blogger has that.