An online guide to the May 30 print edition of So SalemPosted May29, 2008 at 04:47 PMOur latest issue of So Salem comes out Friday, destined to reach more than 90 percent of the households in Salem and western Roanoke County. (How do we do that? Here’s how: Subscribers to The Roanoke Times get it included in their Friday paper; non-subscribers have it mailed to them as part of the weekly Simply Savings advertising flier. Those two add up to more than 90 percent. Plus, we have some free copies available at these locations.) In the May 30 issue, you’ll see several places where we direct folks online for more photos or other coverage. Consider this blog post your shepherd to point out where those links are: SPECIAL ONLINE EXTRAS * Our special shout-out to graduating seniors To find out how to get your news and photos in So Salem, plus a special mystery feature, keep reading: * You can email us your news or photos at news@sosalem.com. We’re especially looking for photos from youth sports and Vacation Bible School announcements. * You can meet our community journalist for Salem and western Roanoke County -- Miranda Adkins. Here’s her schedule of office hours at the Mill Mountain Coffee & Tea in Salem. SPECIAL MYSTERY FEATURE * And, as yet another online bonus, here's a link to the best-read post on this Salem community news blog during the past week. Can you guess what it is before you click through? |
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Welcome to The Notebook, the community gathering place for news and tidbits from So Salem, by community journalist Miranda Adkins (that's Miranda on the left). You'll be able to find the most up-to-date news, events and stories in Salem, Glenvar and western Roanoke County here at this blog. And please join in! You can share your comments, stories, links and ideas here, too. This is your community conversation. .....Advertisement.....
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