The Williamsport Sun-Gazette has named Seth Nolan as business editor.
A story on its website states, “In that capacity, Nolan will oversee the newspaper’s business news, including the weekly Sunday Business section and the monthly Shale Play pages and Chamber Connections section.
“‘It’s interesting to see what people are passionate about,’ Nolan said of taking over the business news. ‘I find it refreshing to talk to people about what they are doing that they’re excited about.’
“‘We are thrilled to promote Seth to this position,’ said L. Lee Janssen, Sun-Gazette editor. ‘He has been a standout on our team since he joined the staff and has quickly picked up the skills needed to be successful in his new role.’
“Nolan joins Anne Reiner, who took over as religion editor last summer, on the night editing desk, where stories and photos are edited and news pages are put together for the daily edition.”
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