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Local news editor for the Statesman Journal newspaper in Salem, Ore. Formerly of @startribune.com, @oregonian.com. I like pizza and I like to ride my bike, but not usually at the same time.

Talked to multiple reporters at small-town papers in MN who said it's extremely hard to expose wrongdoing in a rural area because people hate it and you end up with enemies.

Jay Rosen@jayrosen.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Times columnist @polgreen.bsky.social poses a familiar question, and arrives at a... let's say an unusual answer. Why, she asks, has trust in the news media cratered? Because aggressive, probing journalism isn't really that popular. People resent it. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/14/o... [Gift link]

journalists are workers who deserve to be paid fairly for our labor and I think that far too few consumers of media recognize or even care about this fact

don't think I've ever been so in the thick of something that's Big News like this, but it makes a sharp contrast between skilled journalists, who want to understand the situation and turn in sharp, considered dispatches, and streamers, disaster tourists who are desperate to see a civil war break out

you should not share a post that's a screenshot without a link to a news item. you should not share a post that's a video or picture without some kind of sourcing. we're in a new bad era and these are now basic practices. ... also photogs and journos gotta eat so share their work.

I subscribed to @startribune.com the moment I left the newsroom for the last time en route to Oregon. At first, it was a way to keep up with my stellar soon-to-be former colleagues. Now it feels like the most essential subscription I have: www.startribune.com/subscribe

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Ivan the K ™@ivanthek.bsky.social · 7mo ago

The reporting I've seen from @startribune.com over the last few days is a great endorsement of the need for quality local journalism, which is suffering from fiscal setbacks across the country.

This might be *the* thing I miss most about living in the Twin Cities. No matter what part of the urban core you visit, you’ll find several people who speak fondly of the state as a whole, and of specific places in particular. You don’t really get that here in Oregon.

Matt DeLong@mattdelong.bsky.social · 7mo ago

As a transplant, something that always struck me about Minnesota, and I hope it’s coming through to the rest of the world now, is how much pride the people who live here have for this place. You definitely do not see that everywhere.

This is the pizza Christmas lore. My family made turkey every year for christmas until my mom realized we all snacked all day and weren’t hungry and we’d be eating leftover turkey for a week. We tried various other things: ham, Cornish game hens. And then one year everyone was disgustingly sick and

Claire Willett@clairewillett.bsky.social · 9mo ago

yes, hello, I would like to place an order for everyone’s funniest stories of holiday food-related family grudges / drama / chaotic incidents / lore I feel like we need this

this is wild: while Stephen Miller's guy was in Minnesota for his uncle's funeral, somebody was able to see his entire phone and take pictures of his Signal group chats talking about military deployments to Portland, and brought them to the Strib (gift link: www.startribune.com/trump-offici...)

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Minnesota Star Tribune@startribune.com · 11mo ago

The messages show high-level officials in the Trump administration discussing the possible deployment of the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, an infantry force that has dropped into combat zones in both World Wars, Vietnam and Afghanistan.

Almost 640,000 people in Minnesota speak a language other than English at home. The state demographer says Minnesota’s unique immigrant populations have fostered more linguistic diversity than in many states.

What languages are most spoken in Minnesota homes?

Almost 640,000 people in Minnesota speak a language other than English at home. The state demographer says Minnesota’s unique immigrant populations have fostered more linguistic diversity than in many...

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