James Wallace, the former aerospace reporter at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer before the paper closed its print edition in March and he was laid off, has a new job working for the company he used to write stories about — Boeing Co.
“Frontiers is distributed to Boeing employees at its locations world wide and mailed to some retirees.
“Wallace worked for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer for 28 years and lost his job in March when the newspaper folded and became an online-only operation.
“During his final 12 years at the P-I, he covered Boeing and aerospace for the newspaper. He also worked for 10 years in management as an editor with various positions.”
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