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www.gazettenews.auEnza Micheletti, who has been a morning online editor, will take over as Arts & Life editor. Monique Beaudin, who had been covering the environment beat, became the morning city assignment editor in May. Eva Friedeexpands her fashion beat to cover retail and real estate, which were left empty after Allison Lampert left the company. Brenda Branswellreturns to the city department after a year covering sports. She’ll swap with Christopher Curtis, who will stay in sports for a year before someone...
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www.cbinsights.comAnyway, back to the news: Six people, including two managers, are leaving The Gazette this week. They’re all leaving voluntarily, and while it’s nobody’s business but theirs whether they’re taking buyouts, it’s pretty clear that that’s what’s going on, at least for the non-managers.
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