‘We need to listen more to the community’: A Q&A with new Star Tribune Editor Suki Dardarian
In February, the Star Tribune announced that Dardarian, currently the No. 2 leader in the newsroom, will succeed outgoing Editor Rene Sanchez.
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Why Sid never stopped
When news broke Sunday that Sid Hartman had died, a few months past his 100th birthday, it still came as a surprise. Sid? Dead? Impossible. Everyone knew Sid would outlive us all.
What it was like to work with — or, rather, around — Sid Hartman
There were the times when you wanted to smack Sid. And there were times you wanted to hug him.
How COVID-19 is messing with coverage of pro sports in the Twin Cities
Without access to locker rooms and clubhouses, and with safety the primary concern, both the Star Tribune and Pioneer Press are rethinking their coverage and travel norms.
Star Tribune publisher Mike Klingensmith on the Pioneer Press, the ad biz and the future of print and digital media
Klingensmith joined the Star Tribune in 2010 after a long career with Time, Inc.
The lowly newspaper box: a color-coded holder of memories and guide to the urban scene
Newspaper boxes, lined up in a row with others on a street corner or by a bus stop, have formed an establishing shot for scenes of urban life for 70 years.
Witty ‘Withering Glance’ to end; ‘Re-Imagining Theatre’ to feature new leaders
ALSO: Springsteen coming to Xcel in February; “Black Coffee” at Theatre in the Round; Ramsey Lewis at the Dakota; and more.
Star Tribune leadership failed in its handling of the Norwood Teague matter
The Star Tribune missed an opportunity to leverage its powerful position in our community for the good. Instead, it allowed Norwood Teague’s sense of entitlement to go unchecked.
Did the Star Tribune do the right thing when it learned Teague harassed one of its reporters?
The Star Tribune could use an ombudsman in a case like this. Not because the choices it made were so wrong, but because there are valid questions that deserve real answers.
Star Tribune offers new round of buyouts for newsroom employees
For the moment, at least, no alarms are ringing at the Strib over the latest offer, which seeks six newsroom employees willing to leave the paper.
The real issue with newspaper deliveries
A new Star Tribune and Pioneer Press distribution deal has resulted in a litany of complaints. But it’s also highlighted longstanding questions about how the papers are delivered.
Adults After Hours enjoy zoo’s monk seals; Early Music Festival to expand
ALSO: A Cuba Photo Happy Hour at the Star Tribune on Thursday; Northern Voice Festival sets 2016 dates; and more
Will a Strib-owned City Pages keep its attitude and independence?
Steve Yaeger, the Strib’s vice president of marketing, says for the record: “We’re not looking to apply a heavy hand here. We’re just not interested in that.”
What’s behind the delay of the Star Tribune’s redesigned website?
Plus: David Simon talks to Bill Keller about understanding Baltimore.
The strange saga of John Rogers, the man who bought the Star Tribune’s vintage photo archive
Rogers, an Arkansas entrepreneur who bought the predigital photo archives of both the Star Tribune and the Pioneer Press, is facing more than a dozen lawsuits and a pile of unpaid bills.
Photos: first look at the Star Tribune’s new HQ
The Star Tribune is vacating its Art Deco fortress on Portland Avenue for Capella Tower. The first full day in the new digs will be March 30.
Why did Rachel Stassen-Berger leave the Star Tribune?
When Rachel Stassen-Berger, the Strib’s sharpest-tongued Capitol bureau reporter, announced last year she was headed back to the Pioneer Press, eyebrows arched en masse.
The Star Tribune endorsed Stewart Mills for Congress. His policies? Not so much
A look at where the paper’s editorial board and its endorsed candidate for the 8th Congressional District disagree.
What’s next for the Pioneer Press?
The PiPress is for sale. That could be bad news for remaining employees — or the best thing to happen to the paper in a long time.
Six questions for new Star Tribune managing editor Suki Dardarian
The new newsroom number two on making better stories and making the paper more money.
