Bert Caldwell, who writes a column that focuses on Washington and Idaho business issues that runs in the Spokesman-Review business section on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, will no longer be writing that column, according to managing editor Gary Graham.
“Something had to give. We simply can’t produce the same kind of newspaper that we used to with such a reduction in staff. Our annual reader surveys show that the number one interest and priority of our readers is local news. Staff-produced columns are informative, entertaining and well-written, but they do not provide enough of the kind of news about our community that readers demand on a daily basis. The elimination of the columns allow us to redeploy those writers to report and write more on local news.
“The bylines of our former columnists will not be disappearing from the paper. In fact, most of them will be writing more frequently, just not in the column format.”
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So they just let a longtime columnist disappear from the pages with no explanation? Bush league! Let me guess -- didn't want to call attention to the cutbacks. Stay classy, Gary Graham.