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Paul Volpe

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Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The New York Times, MSN, POLITICO, Heights Observer
Editor on the Trust Team, @nytimes. @politico and @washingtonpost alum. Moderately useful and sometimes amusing. Spiking and retaining.
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SAG continues planning and placemaking for Severance Town Center property

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By Paul Volpe Verified, Robert Brown
| Heights Observer Verified
In 2020, a small group of Cleveland Heights residents began volunteering together and collaborating to examine ideas that might initiate the revitalization of the long-struggling Severance Town Center property. The Severance Action Group (SAG) formed, and has invested considerable time, talent, and experience in this effort. In December 2022, we recognized the need to share our work with the Cleveland Heights mayor, city council, and the public.
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‘These Blazing Stars … Just Disappeared’: The Missing Generation of Women at the Washington Post Original

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By Paul Volpe Verified
| POLITICO Verified
Traditionally, the people considered for the executive editor position are those in charge of coverage desks. And considering that, the numbers are stark for women at the Post. Currently, the managing editor in charge of news and features is a man. And virtually every major coverage area for which the Post is known has a man at its helm, including national, politics, foreign, local, investigations, national security, sports, Outlook, and health and science.
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Newspaper Endorsements From Across the Nation

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By Kitty Bennett, Nick Corasaniti Verified, Andrew Kueneman, Paul Volpe Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The presidential endorsements of the nation’s largest papers are starting to trickle in. Not surprisingly, most editorial boards supported the same party in 2012 as they had in 2008. But there were some notable exceptions.
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