Carrie Yale

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Executive Editor at The Journal News

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Articles

The Sunday Journal News gets a new look, a new weekend section and adds more local content

Oct 26, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

Carrie YaleRockland/Westchester Journal NewsDear readers,For months I have been counting down to the day I will walk to the end of the driveway and pick up our newly designed Sunday newspaper. Our editors, reporters, photographers and planners have been working tirelessly with a team of extraordinary designers to bring a whole new look to the Sunday Journal News while adding more local content across five new themed pages. Now, the day has finally arrived.
Readers choose Lower Hudson Valley Student of the Week for April 20

Apr 20, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

The Journal News and lohud.com have partnered with area schools to highlight the achievements of local students. Last week, we asked you, our readers, to vote for a Student of the Week from a selection of incredibly worthy nominees from Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties. Our third poll was posted Saturday morning. Like our popular Athlete of the Week poll, readers were asked to cast their vote online at lohud.com.
VOTE: Lohud's third Student of the Week poll is open through April 20

Apr 5, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

Carrie YaleRockland/Westchester Journal NewsWelcome to The Journal News/lohud's fourth Student of the Week poll. Over the past few weeks, we've worked with the region's high schools to recognize student achievements of all sorts and then to offer a fun poll that will allow readers to choose a Student of the Week.
Readers choose Lower Hudson Valley Student of the Week for April 12

Mar 21, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

Carrie YaleRockland/Westchester Journal NewsThe Journal News and lohud.com have partnered with area schools to highlight the achievements of local students. Last week, we asked you, our readers, to vote for a Student of the Week from a selection of incredibly worthy nominees from Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties. Our third poll was posted Saturday morning. Like our popular Athlete of the Week poll, readers were asked to cast their vote online at lohud.com.
VOTE: Lohud's second Student of the Week poll is open through March 21

Mar 15, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

Carrie YaleRockland/Westchester Journal NewsWelcome to The Journal News/lohud's second Student of the Week poll. Over the past few weeks, we've worked with the region's high schools to recognize student achievements of all sorts and then to offer a fun poll that will allow readers to choose a Student of the Week.
Student of the Week: Lohud readers cast ballots for March 15

Mar 14, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

Carrie YaleRockland/Westchester Journal NewsThe Journal News and lohud.com have partnered with area schools to highlight the achievements of local students. Last week, we asked you, our readers, to vote for a Student of the Week from a selection of incredibly worthy nominees from Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties. Our first poll was posted Saturday morning. Like our popular Athlete of the Week poll, readers were asked to cast their vote online at lohud.com.
VOTE: Lohud's first Student of the Week poll is open through March 14

Mar 8, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

Welcome to The Journal News/lohud's first Student of the Week poll. Residents of the Lower Hudson Valley take great pride in their local high schools and their students. We know the region is home each year to many students who accomplish great things — in academics and the arts, by demonstrating their leadership skills, by working to overcome obstacles to improve themselves and their communities, and so much more.
The Journal News/lohud is refreshing the comics lineup in 2024. Here’s what to know.

Jan 20, 2024 | news.yahoo.com | Carrie Yale

Since the late 19th century, the funny pages have earned their spot as a mainstay of print news and popular culture. In that time, we’ve shared the voices of hundreds of artists and their beloved characters whose comedic antics and witty revelations have been lovingly clipped from pages and taped everywhere from refrigerators to office doors, appearing in classrooms or folded into greeting cards.
The Journal News/lohud is refreshing the comics lineup in 2024. Here’s what to know.

Jan 20, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

Dear Readers, Since the late 19th century, the funny pages have earned their spot as a mainstay of print news and popular culture. In that time, we’ve shared the voices of hundreds of artists and their beloved characters whose comedic antics and witty revelations have been lovingly clipped from pages and taped everywhere from refrigerators to office doors, appearing in classrooms or folded into greeting cards.
Our editor looks back at our journalism's impact in 2023 and what's to come

Jan 2, 2024 | lohud.com | Carrie Yale

Dear readers of The Journal News/lohud,Boy, 2023 flew by, didn't it? The older I get, the faster the years seem to go. It was a notable year for me: I experienced the joy of my first grandchild and the loss of my beloved husband to cancer. What sustains me these days is my professional life — and my continued commitment to serve our readers with exceptional journalism that makes a difference in your lives. It is our greatest reward in this business to make a difference.