Central Current Editor-in-Chief Julie McMahon joined Grant Reeher on the Campbell Conversations on WRVO.
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Central Current editor opens up about move from commercial to non-profit journalism: ‘We do something that’s hard to quantify’
Leaving a career at a legacy newspaper was really challenging for Central Current Editor-in-Chief Julie McMahon but, she said, the world of non-profit journalism gives her hope for the future.
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Central Current editor on WAER panel: Diversity, Solutions Journalism key to better serving community
McMahon joins other local journalists to discuss the state of local news on the latest edition of Syracuse Speaks.
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Analyzing Syracuse’s growth: Central Current editor joins WCNY roundtable after mayor’s State of the City talk
Central Current editor-in-chief Julie McMahon appeared on a special episode of WCNY’s Connect as part of a roundtable discussion reacting to Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh’s 2022 State of the City speech.
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Central Current colocates its newsroom at WCNY
The newsroom will be in a dynamic community space that will also serve as a café and venue for engaging public officials and other news figures.
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Central Current receives IRS approval as tax-exempt public charity
The IRS designated Central Current, Inc. as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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Journalist and Storyteller Sean Kirst to Join Central Current
Sean is an award-winning journalist who has been a columnist for more than five years for the paper he read while growing up, The Buffalo News, and has just accepted a position as journalist-in-residence at Le Moyne College. Sean’s appointment will strengthen the College’s journalism programs and advance the College’s mission of fostering leadership and […]
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