Page 3 - Trust Week News Today

So-called “ghost newspapers” are increasingly common, and the problem is no longer limited to rural, sparsely populated areas.

�� In this interview, Forum Editor Matt Von Pinnon talks about the practices we use in our reporting and the commitment we have to providing trustworthy information.

Journalism ethics are the basis of being trusted and believed in. This article is a part of Trust Week, a Forum Communications series.

Visit www.pineandlakes.com/trustweek to find stories, podcasts and videos

So-called “ghost newspapers” are increasingly common, and the problem is no longer limited to rural, sparsely populated areas.

As Forum Communications Co. continues Trust Week, managers and content producers in the company have realized the difference between news and opinion — or at least the foggy haze that sometimes envelopes the two — must be addressed.

Learn more about how local news works during our inaugural Trust Week, set for April 3-7.

This article is a part of Trust Week, a Forum Communications series.

The St Vincent and the Grenadines National Trust has received a cash donation of  EC$1000 in support of its work. The presentation was made last Friday, October 21, by Marlon Bute, chief executive officer of District Stairs, a Canada-based company. Bute, a Vincentian, handed over the donation in the  presence of over 60 secondary school students who were visiting the museum, which is housed in the National Trust  Headquarters. The students' …

This year marks 200 years since the birth of Tāwhiao, the second Māori King, at Orongokoekoea near Taumarunui. 
In honour of the 200-year milestone, the Of