What are the responsibilities and job description for the Join our editing team position at Concord Monitor?
The Concord Monitor, a family-owned daily news organization consistently recognized as one of the best newspapers in New England, is looking to add a talented journalist to its editing team.
You’ll be a key part of a four-member editing team responsible for planning and editing local reporting, working directly with the community and advancing our digital evolution. The most critical trait to do the job is a passion for local news. We need someone who values great journalism that addresses pressing issues in our communities and across our state. You’ll work with a committed group of colleagues, including our talented, driven team of younger reporters who are on the front lines of our journalism and an editor who has led coverage in New Hampshire for more than 20 years.
We’re about to launch a series of new tools and a new website in the coming months, and you’ll play a big role in making sure our content and our website make for a great digital experience. Innovation and a willingness to experiment are welcome here.
The core job responsibilities will include reporting, editing and contributing to digital storytelling.
We’re a flexible team and we’re built to amplify each other’s strengths. What truly makes our newsroom special is that our editors and our reporters think big and are committed to our company’s shared mission of making local journalism strong in New Hampshire.
We value the critical and irreplaceable role journalism plays in society and have added new positions to further our goals in the past year. The successful candidate will be empowered to make a meaningful impact on the community, state and local journalism as a whole.
We want to hear from you about what skills you’ll bring to the table. What are you passionate about and how would you bring that into our newsroom? This is a perfect position for a veteran editor who wants to be part of a great team, or a highly skilled reporter who is looking to make a major career step. We seek candidates with diverse perspectives and experiences to make our staff reflective of the community we serve.
To check out what we’ve been up to, here’s our 2024 Report to Readers and our recent series Rethinking Rundlett.
About the Monitor:
The Concord Monitor, started in 1864, is owned by Newspapers of New England, a family-owned group of six newspapers that serves readers in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Plus, you’ll be based in a thriving small city surrounded by recreational opportunities in every direction. Skiing and hiking in the White Mountains, the state’s seacoast and Boston are all about an hour away. Diversity in hiring is a priority for the Concord Monitor.
To apply: Send a cover letter and some examples of your best work to Editor Jonathan Van Fleet at jvanfleet@cmonitor.com.
You’ll be a key part of a four-member editing team responsible for planning and editing local reporting, working directly with the community and advancing our digital evolution. The most critical trait to do the job is a passion for local news. We need someone who values great journalism that addresses pressing issues in our communities and across our state. You’ll work with a committed group of colleagues, including our talented, driven team of younger reporters who are on the front lines of our journalism and an editor who has led coverage in New Hampshire for more than 20 years.
We’re about to launch a series of new tools and a new website in the coming months, and you’ll play a big role in making sure our content and our website make for a great digital experience. Innovation and a willingness to experiment are welcome here.
The core job responsibilities will include reporting, editing and contributing to digital storytelling.
We’re a flexible team and we’re built to amplify each other’s strengths. What truly makes our newsroom special is that our editors and our reporters think big and are committed to our company’s shared mission of making local journalism strong in New Hampshire.
We value the critical and irreplaceable role journalism plays in society and have added new positions to further our goals in the past year. The successful candidate will be empowered to make a meaningful impact on the community, state and local journalism as a whole.
We want to hear from you about what skills you’ll bring to the table. What are you passionate about and how would you bring that into our newsroom? This is a perfect position for a veteran editor who wants to be part of a great team, or a highly skilled reporter who is looking to make a major career step. We seek candidates with diverse perspectives and experiences to make our staff reflective of the community we serve.
To check out what we’ve been up to, here’s our 2024 Report to Readers and our recent series Rethinking Rundlett.
About the Monitor:
The Concord Monitor, started in 1864, is owned by Newspapers of New England, a family-owned group of six newspapers that serves readers in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Plus, you’ll be based in a thriving small city surrounded by recreational opportunities in every direction. Skiing and hiking in the White Mountains, the state’s seacoast and Boston are all about an hour away. Diversity in hiring is a priority for the Concord Monitor.
To apply: Send a cover letter and some examples of your best work to Editor Jonathan Van Fleet at jvanfleet@cmonitor.com.