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Editor, Emerging Product & Audio, @sfchronicle. Prev @lasvegasweekly. If you need me, I'll be dancing in front of the bathroom mirror
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Native Son remembers: Carl Nolte shares his favorite Chronicle columns and San Francisco characters

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By Sarah Feldberg 
| The Modesto Bee
If you've read the San Francisco Chronicle in the last half-century, you're likely familiar with the name Carl Nolte. The San Francisco native joined the Chronicle as a copy editor on June 13, 1961, and never left, working as a reporter, editor, war correspondent and, most recently, columnist. Along the way, he traced the Gold Rush from the midwest to California, embedded with a U.S. Army platoon in Iraq and sailed through the Panama Canal on a restored World War II ship.
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Native Son remembers: Carl Nolte shares his favorite Chronicle columns and San Francisco characters

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By Sarah Feldberg 
| The Sacramento Bee
If you've read the San Francisco Chronicle in the last half-century, you're likely familiar with the name Carl Nolte. The San Francisco native joined the Chronicle as a copy editor on June 13, 1961, and never left, working as a reporter, editor, war correspondent and, most recently, columnist. Along the way, he traced the Gold Rush from the midwest to California, embedded with a U.S. Army platoon in Iraq and sailed through the Panama Canal on a restored World War II ship.
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Native Son remembers: Carl Nolte shares his favorite Chronicle columns and San Francisco characters

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By Sarah Feldberg 
| Merced Sun-Star
If you've read the San Francisco Chronicle in the last half-century, you're likely familiar with the name Carl Nolte. The San Francisco native joined the Chronicle as a copy editor on June 13, 1961, and never left, working as a reporter, editor, war correspondent and, most recently, columnist. Along the way, he traced the Gold Rush from the midwest to California, embedded with a U.S. Army platoon in Iraq and sailed through the Panama Canal on a restored World War II ship.
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