(Feb. 12, 2010) This time the weather forecasters were right. More than a foot of snow buried Recorder Community Newspapers' territory this week and many folks just now are getting out and about. However, many schools remain closed for Presidents Day weekend (Friday, Feb. 12-Monday, Feb. 15) and kids can continue their snow fun.
Those snowed in still could find out the latest news at home online at Recorder Newspapers' Web sites where many organizations also post their latest communiques on blogs. Of course, reporters' news stories are there as well as other newspaper features.
Any community group or individual interested in joining the growing list of those blogging right on a Recorder Newspaper Web site may e-mail panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call Pat Anderson at (908) 832-7420. Blogging is a simple, real-time, multi-media way to communicate. There is no fee involved.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
More and more online readers
(Feb. 8, 2010) According to a recent New Jersey Press Association survey, more and more folks are reading weekly newspapers online. They often check out the local news daily.
That's why we're beefing up Recorder Community Newspapers' Web sites by inviting community individuals and organizations to communicate right on their local newspaper's Web site by creating a blog there.
The blogging process is simple and there is no fee for this real-time multi-media tool. To find out how to sign up and get started, e-mail panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420.
That's why we're beefing up Recorder Community Newspapers' Web sites by inviting community individuals and organizations to communicate right on their local newspaper's Web site by creating a blog there.
The blogging process is simple and there is no fee for this real-time multi-media tool. To find out how to sign up and get started, e-mail panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Check out Recorder bloggers
(Feb. 1, 2010) Bloggers for Recorder Community Newspapers address a variety of topics. Different ones can be accessed at the 15 newspapers. Here is a sampling of what you can find.
Take a peek at the fun of a rehearsal of the Hickory Tree Chorus in the video on that group's Jan. 14 blog.
The Rotary Club of the Caldwells immediately organized aid for victims of the earthquake in Haiti via its blog.
Arts groups like Somerset Art Association and the Arts Council of the Morris Area profile artists, spotlight their work and list upcoming shows.
Paul Hostetter, conductor of the Colonial Symphony, outlines the many benefits of music in the symphony's blog.
See what's coming on stage at blogs by Morristown Community Theatre and Watchung Arts Center.
Second Life expert Judy Ross explores this century's "Virtual Worlds" in her blog.
Upper Raritan Watershed Association keeps online visitors to its blog abreast of the latest in environmental issues.
Schools like Far Hills Country Day School and Bonnie Brae highlight their studies and promote their fund-raisers.
YMCAs, recreation departments and local libraries outline their programs and activities in their individual blogs.
Bernardsville sports blogger Charlie Hartley, also an employee of Accenture (formerly biggest Tiger Woods sponsor), weighs in on the disgraced golf champion.
Those interested in joining the growing list of Recorder bloggers can e-mail panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 to find out how to take part in this free multi-media communication. I will be happy to help with the very simple connection process.
Take a peek at the fun of a rehearsal of the Hickory Tree Chorus in the video on that group's Jan. 14 blog.
The Rotary Club of the Caldwells immediately organized aid for victims of the earthquake in Haiti via its blog.
Arts groups like Somerset Art Association and the Arts Council of the Morris Area profile artists, spotlight their work and list upcoming shows.
Paul Hostetter, conductor of the Colonial Symphony, outlines the many benefits of music in the symphony's blog.
See what's coming on stage at blogs by Morristown Community Theatre and Watchung Arts Center.
Second Life expert Judy Ross explores this century's "Virtual Worlds" in her blog.
Upper Raritan Watershed Association keeps online visitors to its blog abreast of the latest in environmental issues.
Schools like Far Hills Country Day School and Bonnie Brae highlight their studies and promote their fund-raisers.
YMCAs, recreation departments and local libraries outline their programs and activities in their individual blogs.
Bernardsville sports blogger Charlie Hartley, also an employee of Accenture (formerly biggest Tiger Woods sponsor), weighs in on the disgraced golf champion.
Those interested in joining the growing list of Recorder bloggers can e-mail panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 to find out how to take part in this free multi-media communication. I will be happy to help with the very simple connection process.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Change in lineup
(Jan. 26, 2010) You may have noticed a change in the lineup of blogs on this Recorder Newspapers' Web site. Some blogs that used to be here no longer can be seen here.
That's because so many have signed up to blog for Recorder Newspapers we have decided to display their blogs according to territory. For instance, Hunterdon County bloggers appear on the Hunterdon Review site. No bloggers have been eliminated. In fact, new ones join the growing list every week.
To see all Recorder Newspapers' bloggers, visit all 15 papers online. Also, look for a design change soon.
Those community groups or individuals interested in blogging for Recorder Newspapers should e-mail panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 to learn more about this free, real time, multi-media communication tool. The process is quick and simple. Blogs may include print, pictures and video, whatever is your pleasure (and expertise). I am willing and able to help.
That's because so many have signed up to blog for Recorder Newspapers we have decided to display their blogs according to territory. For instance, Hunterdon County bloggers appear on the Hunterdon Review site. No bloggers have been eliminated. In fact, new ones join the growing list every week.
To see all Recorder Newspapers' bloggers, visit all 15 papers online. Also, look for a design change soon.
Those community groups or individuals interested in blogging for Recorder Newspapers should e-mail panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 to learn more about this free, real time, multi-media communication tool. The process is quick and simple. Blogs may include print, pictures and video, whatever is your pleasure (and expertise). I am willing and able to help.
Monday, January 18, 2010
National holiday
(Jan. 18, 2010) Today, the third Monday of January, is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, commemorating the slain civil rights leader whose birthday is Jan. 15. Most governmental offices are closed as are many schools. In recent years it has been de riguer to spend the day in community service in honor of King's legacy.
Many groups and organizations offer opportunities for service for all ages today and throughout the year. Read about them in Recorder Community Newspapers and online in their blogs.
Any group or individual interested in joining the growing list of bloggers for Recorder Newspapers is invited to sign up for this free multi-media communication tool. Just e-mail me at panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 and I will help with the very simple process.
Many groups and organizations offer opportunities for service for all ages today and throughout the year. Read about them in Recorder Community Newspapers and online in their blogs.
Any group or individual interested in joining the growing list of bloggers for Recorder Newspapers is invited to sign up for this free multi-media communication tool. Just e-mail me at panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 and I will help with the very simple process.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Deep freeze
(Jan. 12, 2009) Temperatures have not gone above freezing in several days and we're in a deep freeze. Unplowed snow has turned to ice making walking and driving treacherous.
But even staying inside you still can keep connected via Recorder Newspapers' blogs. Every one of our hometown newspapers has its own Web site featuring the latest local news plus a series of blogs on local subjects. Check them for details on a myriad of topics and activities.
Local groups or individuals interested in blogging right on a Recorder Newspaper's site are invited to sign up for this free opportunity in multi-media communication. Just e-mail me at panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 and I will assist you with the simple process.
Meantime, enjoy what our Web sites and bloggers have to offer.
But even staying inside you still can keep connected via Recorder Newspapers' blogs. Every one of our hometown newspapers has its own Web site featuring the latest local news plus a series of blogs on local subjects. Check them for details on a myriad of topics and activities.
Local groups or individuals interested in blogging right on a Recorder Newspaper's site are invited to sign up for this free opportunity in multi-media communication. Just e-mail me at panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 and I will assist you with the simple process.
Meantime, enjoy what our Web sites and bloggers have to offer.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Happy New Year
(Jan. 1, 2010) Happy New Year! I hope this new decade is better for everyone than the last with its various trying episodes from terrorist attacks to financial meltdown.
One good thing is Recorder Newspapers is keeping up with the times by offering individuals and group representatives the opportunity to blog right on the newspapers' Web sites. This free service is very easy to implement and maintain. Just e-mail me at panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 to find out how to start blogging.
This multi-media communication device let's one disseminate news in real time via words, pictures and even video for Recorder Newspapers' online readers. There is no fee.
I'm ready and willing to help out anyone interested in keeping up with 21st century communication.
One good thing is Recorder Newspapers is keeping up with the times by offering individuals and group representatives the opportunity to blog right on the newspapers' Web sites. This free service is very easy to implement and maintain. Just e-mail me at panderson@recordernewspapers.com or call (908) 832-7420 to find out how to start blogging.
This multi-media communication device let's one disseminate news in real time via words, pictures and even video for Recorder Newspapers' online readers. There is no fee.
I'm ready and willing to help out anyone interested in keeping up with 21st century communication.
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