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Even after he retired after 38 years in the backshop putting this newspaper to bed every night, he'd come back once or twice a week to give tours of the Daily News city room to school kids,'' said Daily News columnist Dennis McCarthy. And as Arthur Gelb recalls in City Room, his memoir of his life at the New York Times, Cogley was hired by the Times to be religion editor, not simply to write about ideas. The meeting and convention markets are a growing segment, Lesser said, and even at $200 and up, city rooms are still cheap compared to those internationally available. |
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city room - the editorial department of a newspaper that edits the local news