Yellow Bird: Starting a new chapter in life
Monday, March 23, 2009
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Opinion
"On March 12, I started a new chapter in my life. Although I had planned to move home this summer, my plans were moved up by three months when I was laid off along with eight other Herald employees.
Unfortunately, layoffs are a sign of the times and most assuredly for newspapers, they’re a harbinger of things to come. Competition with other news outlets and the Internet is making it tough.
As it turns out, the layoff for me was a good thing because I can go home. The Herald also is giving me a chance to continue my column. Tom Dennis, the Herald’s editorial page editor, and I agreed that Wednesdays would be the day for my weekly column beginning in early May.
When I’m settled into my new “digs” at home near Garrison, N.D., I will write again. Readers still can reach me at sahnish65@gmail.com or (701) 741-0224.
I’ll be moving to a parcel of reservation land where I’m hoping I’ll have a house built in the next six months. If all goes well, I will be overlooking some of the beautiful prairie that I love."
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