He is again! Jim Nintzel has once more picked up his pen and pocket book, returning to journalism as the brand new Authorities & Political Influence reporter for the Tucson Sentinel. Please be a part of us Thursday night to have a good time his “unretirement,” study extra about what Nintzel and the remainder of the Sentinel crew are engaged on, and assist Tucson’s authentically native unbiased supply of actual reporting.
Together with an inside have a look at native information, we’ll have some tasty treats, and the Shanty at all times has chilly drinks. Hoist one with us as we toast the way forward for our free press!
We’ll see you there, 6-9 p.m. on Thursday, at 401 E. ninth St. — you may RSVP on Fb, so we’ll know what number of mini chimis to put out.
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that empower, and holds the highly effective accountable.
“There is a purpose we have seen such deep cuts in all the for-profit newsrooms,” Nintzel mentioned. “Good journalism prices cash.
The chains would reasonably reap income. So in case you consider within the
significance of native reporting on the Tucson Metropolis Council, state
lawmakers and members of Congress — or in case you’ve ever simply needed to purchase
me a beer — please assist the Sentinel’s mission.”