Dallas Morning News lays off a bunch of reporters, editors, and other news types. And a bunch of other non-news types, about 150 in all. Very sad day.

I mention it only because a few people have already asked, but I am luckily not among that number. My gainful employment continues. But at least one crabwalk.com reader was not so lucky. As I said, a very sad day.

27 October 2004



Comments

27 October | 16:33  |  rebecca

glad you're okay at least. hang in there.

27 October | 17:38  |  doris

send folks my way, if need be. chin up ...

27 October | 21:37  |  christine

Ouch! Good to hear that you're okay, but it's tough to see that happen to friends.

28 October | 6:34  |  karen

glad to hear you're still employed - mass layoffs suck.

28 October | 11:54  |  Leah

Eek. Very sad, indeed.

28 October | 23:56  |  alexandria

gah, that's awful.



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