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- Letter: Your Shout - Where was police chopper?
- Byline: AP I WOULD like to comment on the tragic death of the 16-year-old girl who was knocked over by a police car in Newcastle's West End. I think the letter in Thursday's Chronicle was cold-hearted and out of order. I also believe this is yet another case...
- Research articles 2008-05-28
- Tv Doc Backs Centre's Vision
- A POPULAR television doctor is backing our Maggie's Cancer Caring Centre Campaign. We teamed up with charity Maggie's to give a massive boost to cancer patients in the North East. The Chronicle is appealing to readers to help raise pounds 500,000 towards a pounds 3m centre at Newcastle's...
- Research articles 2008-04-10
- Letter: Your Shout - Bring back our favourite pair
- Byline: BI BBC Radio Newcastle, are you listening? Like many Chronicle readers, I bemoan the loss of Paul and Ian. They won the 2003 BBC Local Radio Presenters of the Year award and I am disappointed by the current offering. Enough time has passed for the BBC...
- Research articles 2008-03-10
- Letter: YOUR SHOUT - Let the BBC fend for itself
- Byline: ALAN SIMPSON IT SEEMS incredible that a company that is bankrolled year upon year by every household in the land to the tune of pounds 135 each, and rising, is in severe financial trouble and is in the process of cutting thousands of jobs to keep its head...
- Research articles 2007-10-23
- New salon has the perfect crew; I got my job THANKS TO THE Chronicle Workplace reunion for hairdressing boss thanks to the Chronicle
- Byline: By NICK WHITTEN Industrial Reporter CRIMPER Caroline Gilroy has been reunited with a former colleague at a brand-new salon thanks to the Chronicle. Caroline bagged her job with a stylish new male-only salon City Crew in Newcastle's Dean Street following a bit of help from the Chronicle's...
- Research articles 2007-10-11
- San Francisco chronicle to cut quarter of staff
- SAN FRANCISCO AP -- The San Francisco Chronicle newspaper plans to cut about a quarter of its newsroom staff. Management told union leaders Thursday that it plans to eliminate 80 union and 20 management positions, out of a newsroom staff of about 400. The Chronicle is owned by...
- Research articles 2007-05-19
- The two legends?
- Byline: By Gareth Deighan Speculation is rife that Eric Gates may move on from the Century FM Legends team. Former Sunderland and England striker Gates has been left out of the Three Legends starting line-up, one of the most popular shows on North East radio. It is...
- Research articles 2007-03-10
- Staff's fury over work longer bid
- Byline: By Nick Whitten Disgruntled Nissan staff in a long running pay row have been offered a rise ( but only if they work more. The Chronicle has obtained a briefing memo sent to the 4,500 staff at Nissan's Washington car plant on plans for a self-funded pay...
- Research articles 2007-01-15
- Inspiration to us all
- The Chronicle's Young Achievers are shining examples of the youth of today. Too often, our youngsters get a bad press, so it is a great opportunity for us to redress the balance and celebrate the achievements of an amazing group of North East young people. Now in its...
- Research articles 2006-12-06
- When Must Journalists Reveal Their Sources? Meet Two Reporters Who Refused to Play Ball - And Became the Story Themselves - on AIR: AMERICA'S INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS
- Becoming the Story Premieres Friday, November 3 On PBS NEW YORK -- After news surfaced that big-name professional athletes were abusing performance-enhancing drugs, the two San Francisco Chronicle journalists who broke the story found themselves forced to walk the delicate line between the power of the law and freedom...
- Research articles 2006-10-27
- An experiment in "podcasting": the San Francisco Chronicle's editorial board takes to the internet
- When U2's Bono came to talk with the San Francisco Chronicle's editorial board on November 8 about the global crises he is working to move center-stage, the editorial writers arrived with notepads--and a digital recorder. By five p.m., we had an editorial in the paper and online, along with...
- Research articles 2006-03-22
- Forebodings
- At Canaan's Edge: America in the King Years, 196-68, by Taylor Branch (Simon & Schuster, 1,056 pp., $35) FORMALLY, At Canaan's Edge is the third and final entry in Taylor Branch's magisterial chronicle of the civil-rights movement, covering 1965 to 1968. The book is especially valuable, however, in explaining...
- Research articles 2006-02-27
- Crisis Expert's Secrets of Success
- PR crisis maven Sam Singer dominates the market here in Northern California -- I can't remember the last time a crisis broke and he wasn't quickly retained as the counselor/spokesperson. His clients include the San Francisco 49ers, BART and Chevron. His latest client: The San Francisco Zoo,...
- Blog posts 2008-01-07
- Clinic for drunks to be closed
- Byline: By Craig Thompson A booze clinic for late night revellers too drunk to get home has been relocated to an historic Tyneside church ( before being axed. The all-night medical centre opens at 8pm tomorrow at St John the Baptist church hall, in Grainger Street, Newcastle. ...
- Research articles 2005-12-08
- Catwalk show to aid young
- Byline: By Owen McAteer A glitzy North East venue will showcase the latest winter fashions to raise cash for the Chronicle's charity for sick and disabled children. The Chronicle's Sunshine Fund has teamed up with Dalton Park, in County Durham and the Hilton Hotel, on Gateshead Quayside, for...
- Research articles 2005-08-30
- Quebec writer Michel Tremblay has throat cancer
- MONTREAL AFP — Quebec novelist and dramatist Michel Tremblay has throat cancer, Canadian media reported citing his agent. Best-known for his book "Sisters-in-Law," which was translated into English in 2004, the 62-year-old is considered to be one of the greatest French-language writers and dramatists in Canada. Born in...
- Research articles 2005-06-21
- Normal behavior
- IT isn't entirely clear what kind of conditions actually prevail in the student dormitories -- and their immediate environs -- at San Francisco State University. But we would go so far as to state that things appear to be rather lively to say the least. ...
- Research articles 2005-02-17
- Texas colleges' top jobs pay well.
- By Karen Adler, San Antonio Express-News Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 15--The leaders of Texas colleges and universities rank among the highest paid in the nation, according to a survey being released today by the Chronicle of Higher Education. ...
- Research articles 2004-11-15
- Coffee and a Newspaper: What Could be Better?
- Anonymous Occupational Hazards 03-01-2004 Coffee and a Newspaper: What Could be Better? Byline: Anonymous Volume: 66 Number: 3 ISSN: 00297909 Publication Date: 03-01-2004 Page: 40 Section: Incentives case study Type: Periodical Language: English The San Francisco Chronicle is the largest Northern California newspaper, with over 400,000 in circulation....
- Research articles 2004-03-01
- Nissan strike threat is lifted
- Byline: By Steven Oliver Peace talks have successfully resolved a strike threat which would have been the first to hit Nissan's North East plant. Workers were poised to stage a walkout at the Washington car factory. But lengthy negotiations, which centred on the company's plans to move...
- Research articles 2004-02-04
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