Sources familiar with the Star-Ledger newsroom say that Robert Schwaneberg, Joe Donohue, Rick Hepp, Dunstan McNichol, Kate Coscarelli, Matt Reilly and Tom Hester Sr. are among the veteran reporters who have accepted a buyout agreement. Josh Margolin, Claire Heininger, Susan Livio and Tom Martello are part of the group that will stay on.
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This says it all.
Either way, the Ledger as we knew it is gone for good.
Joe Donohue?
There is more than one god. My day is brightened.
then what?
A lot of those guys are pretty young.
Where are they going?
What did Donohue ever do to you, bita?
Report on zoom-zoom?
I have never heard anything but the highest praise for Joe. He is one of the best-regarded reporters in Trenton, and he has been for a long time. He actually cares about getting it right, which is more than most these days. Which is part of the problem.