No more soaring ...

[JimboJones]

No more soaring, no more toney neighborhoods ...

That's the rumor on the street ...

... developing ...

 

[ablarc]

^ Interesting ... but what does it mean?

 

[JimboJones]

Oh, wait, that was a really lame hint.

Sorry, I was high when I wrote that.

Scott Van Voorhis has left the Herald.

Here's a link to the job posting for his replacement:

http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=974659

 

[vanshnookenraggen]

Danger: PUI, Posting Under the Influence.

 

[blade_bltz]

The award-winning Boston Herald business section is looking for a hard- charging, experienced reporter to tackle one of the best beats at the paper.

I googled "hard-charging" to find out whether it's a legitimate adjective. According to the results, the objects it tends to describe include: hurricanes, NASCAR drivers, John McCain's mother, NFL players, and public schools in affluent suburbs whose students are too intense for their own good.

 

[Ron Newman]

Rumor confirmed here.

I'll miss him. He did a lot better job covering commercial development than the Globe usually does.

 

[Suffolk 83]

He provided more informational articles than most lately... Despite the soar business

 

[briv]

You wont have Scott Van Soar-hees to kick around any more...

 

[underground]

Never forget.

 

[JimboJones]

He's landed at Banker & Tradesman; first column on Monday next.

 

[briv]

This news really sets my spirits soaring.

This place just wouldnt be the same without Voorhis.

 

[statler]

Look who is blogging on Boston.com!