ProJo yet to report on its own layoffs

State of the ProJo: uncertainty

Not For Nothing — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 12:23:47 GMT

As the newspaper's l ayoffs , thought to be the first in its history, are due to be implemented Friday

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re: ProJo yet to report on its own layoffs

Tom — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 15:20:00 GMT

If indeed Meaghan Wims is one of those to be let go, then it is a sad day for the East Bay.

Like many Newporters, I first became familiar with Ms. Wims' byline in the Newport Daily News. Her departure from that paper has left an undeniable void, and her departure from the Projo will likely follow suit.

From Seekonk to Middletown, Ms. Wims has proven herself to be a consummate professional with a solid grasp of the issues and an attuned ear to the ground.

But more than that, she has been a steadfast and trusted reporter of the news. When I see her byline, I know that I'm going to get an accurate take on the day's events. And for a paper struggling to stay atop the news, hers will be one that is sorely missed.