Charleston Newspapers will host a job fair Thursday at the Charleston Civic Center. Employment opportunities to be presented at the fair range from part-time seasonal help to full-time positions with local companies.
According to the lawsuit, the Gazette Co. changed several efforts for the Charleston Daily Mail: it changed soliciting new readers; it stopped delivery to thousands of customers; attempted to convert Daily Mail home delivery subscribers to Charleston Gazette subscriptions; stopped publishing a Saturday edition; allowed almost half of the reporters to leave without permitting replacements; and cut the newsroom budget substantially in both 2004 and 2005.
Job hunters can pound the pavement from the comfort of their homes by visiting the new Virtual Online Job Fair, sponsored by Charleston Newspapers and the Website www.gazettemailjobs.com. By visiting www.gazettemailjobs.com from Sunday, Aug. 22, through Sunday, Aug. 29, job seekers can visit the online "booths" of participating companies, find out about available jobs and upload their resumes.
Two area residents received some budget relief in the 2009 Credit Card Bailout. At the beginning of January, Charleston Town Center and Charleston Newspapers joined forces to offer chances to win cash to pay credit card bills. Entries could be submitted in person at the mall's Guest Services Center for a chance to win $1,500, or online at www.dailymail.com or www. wvgazette.com to win $500.
Job hunters can pound the pavement from the comfort of their homes by visiting the new Virtual Online Job Fair, sponsored by Charleston Newspapers and the Website www.gazettemailjobs.com. By visiting www.gazettemailjobs.com from Sunday, Aug. 22, through Sunday, Aug. 29, job seekers can visit the online "booths" of participating companies, find out about available jobs and upload their resumes.
If you've been thinking your Gazette or Daily Mail has grown more colorful lately, chalk one up for your powers of observation. Since October, Charleston's two daily papers and the Sunday Gazette-Mail have had the ability to print just about every page of every paper in full color. That's a far cry from a decade or two ago, when color photos, graphics and ads were a rarity.
Lawyers representing the Daily Gazette Co. and MediaNews have long disputed the Justice Department's claims, saying there is no way the newspapers can be violating antitrust laws because the joint operating agreement essentially forced the two newspapers to operate as one business by sharing expenses and profits since the 1950s.
Year round, Lucas Whittington is on a mission - to find and collect coats. Whittington, 14, and a freshman at Poca High School, has donated more than 400 coats to the Charleston Newspapers Food and Coat Drive during the past three years.
Looking for a job? Turn on your computer. Charleston Newspapers is holding on online job fair at www.gazettemailjobs.com/jobfair/.
cthomas@cnpapers.com 304-348-1232 Charleston Newspapers' yearly effort to provide warmth, inside and out, for area residents in need is now in progress.
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