Clyde Hirt News Today

College students from The Ohio State University and Rutgers University visited The Meadowlands from Aug. 2-5 for the 21st annual Clyde Hirt Journalism Workshop, presented by the Hambletonian Society in conjunction with the U.S. Harness Writers Association.

East Rutherford, NJ — College students from The Ohio State University and Rutgers University visited The Meadowlands Aug. 2-5 for the 21st annual Clyde Hirt Journalism Workshop, presented by the Hambletonian Society in conjunction with the U.S. Harness Writers Association. Attending the workshop from Ohio State was Madison Kinner, who received a scholarship from the Ohio

College students from The Ohio State University and Rutgers University visited The Meadowlands from Aug. 2-5 for the 21st annual Clyde Hirt Journalism Workshop, presented by the Hambletonian Society in conjunction with the U.S. Harness Writers Association.

East Rutherford, NJ -- The Clyde Hirt Journalism Workshop, presented by the Hambletonian Society and run by the United States Harness Writers Association (USHWA), is ready for another successful year in 2023. Established in 2003 by USHWA, the workshop named for the longtime sports columnist and member of the Communicators Hall of Fame, Clyde Hirt,

The Clyde Hirt Journalism Workshop, presented by the Hambletonian Society, is ready for another successful year in 2023.

Each year Clyde Hirt sells hundreds of trees at his Westminster tree farm to families in Carroll County and beyond. For the last five years he’s set aside a crop of Canaan firs that have a special look in order to benefit a special cause. This year, the fourth-generation farm owner was able to donate a total of $450 as a result of selling 10 Canaan firs to Shepherd’s Staff.