News from The News

Monica Marshall

Monica Marshall, our advertising manager, is leaving the paper after this week’s issue. She has been our ad manager for the past three years and before that did a similar stint for us between 2002 and 2005. She is leaving to become the managing director of the Mahana Magic Foundation, a nonprofit based in Burlington, whose mission is to offer support to children coping with the fear and anxiety of having parents or loved ones with cancer. 

All of us at The News have been impressed with Monica’s steadfast dedication to the well-being of the paper and her hard work—and good humor—in helping us put it out every two weeks. We wish her the very best in her new endeavor. 

Over the next month or so, while we search for a new ad manager, managing editor Anna Cyr will continue to work with our advertisers. She can be reached via email.

We can’t do this without you.
With the publication of our next issue, on July 11, The News will celebrate our diamond jubilee birthday, marking 60 years of continuous publication as The Voice of the Town. In order to keep the paper coming to you free, we need your help. With advertising revenue slipping all over the country for small papers like ours, and with costs—especially newsprint—rising, your contributions are more important than ever. Please take a few minutes now to make your tax-deductible contribution to the Friends of The Charlotte News, either by mailing a check to PO Box 211, Charlotte, VT, or by donating on our website. Thanks. 

Related Stories

  • Three changes to the board of directors
  • Do you love working with numbers? The Charlotte News is looking for a business manager.
  • The Charlotte News gets timely grant
  • Gratitude for John Quinney and welcome to Susan McCullough
  • Local advertisers: The heart of our community newspaper
  • Once again, readers have helped meet fundraising goal

Popular Stories

If you enjoy The Charlotte News, please consider making a donation. Your gift will help us produce more stories like this. The majority of our budget comes from charitable contributions. Your gift helps sustain The Charlotte News, keeping it a free service for everyone in town. Thank you.

Bill Regan, Chair, Board of Directors

Sign Up for our Newsletter