MacKay takes ProJo buyout; fires parting shots

Biden's Rhode Island connection

Not For Nothing — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 07:01:53 GMT

He might be here in Rhode Island, not Denver, but Scott MacKay comes up with a good yarn, offering another

Arsenault's departure another blow

Not For Nothing — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 14:15:20 GMT

One of the more surprising subscribers to the ProJo buyout is 41-year-old Mark Arsenault, a fine reporter

re: MacKay takes ProJo buyout; fires parting shots

Joeye4 — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 10:34:17 GMT

The Journal continues to be the onesided view of republican views for RI. It does not and never has represented middle class values nor does it give the same hard reporting to those that put forth labor views as it does to those who attack unions. Just the way in which the "important news" is listed on the web site is a clear example of how the views of this paper continue to attack labor and public employees. Your questions friend reveil your bias. This would be no problem if RI had another paper which balanced this off. Unfortunately it does not.

re: MacKay takes ProJo buyout; fires parting shots

joe bernstein — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:18:49 GMT

MacKay was definitley a knowledgeable reporter,which was why I was surprised that when he ventured into commenting on an immigration matter,he really didn't have command of the facts.Jack White would have,although he didn't really cover that particular subject.MacKay on balance however,was a good reporter-he'd have been more interesting as a columnist than Bakst.