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EDITORS: John Bechtel Ask the Editor — To everything, there is a news cycle The Book of Ecclesiastes and Pete Seeger tell us for everything, there is a season. Teresa Bell-Stockman Ask the Editor — Covering the news, not predicting it There's magic in the air -- well, not really. Jason Brennan Ask the Editor — Nixing story comments isn't a decision taken lightly You know this old saying: "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all." Cliff Cumber Ask the Editor — Standing watch Write down this e-mail address: Comfort Dorn Ask the Editor — After an arrest, does the FNP drop the case? Want to see your name in the paper? Stan Goldberg Ask the Editor — Back on the sidelines, back in the game For the first time in 15 to 20 years I decided to cover Friday night high school football games this year instead of sitting in the office and helping out with pages. In doing so, I gained a new respect for my prep writers. I had forgotten how hard it is to cover high school football games. Terry Headlee Ask the Editor — Editorial page reflects what's on your minds, and ours I've learned through the years there are plenty of individuals with diverse opinions on a variety of topics. Nancy Luse Ask the Editor — Not too early to sing 'Jingle Bells' At the risk of rushing the season, we're already thinking about Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa in The News-Post features department. Josh Smith Ask the Editor — The tightrope of covering local sports The name of this column is a little deceiving today. No one directly asked me a question, per se, to prompt this particular "Ask the Editor." But in this space, I'll address something in general that readers of our sports section often ask about. Terence Walsh Ask the Editor — Breaking news, late news and juggling Journalism has never been a 9-to-5 job. Rob Walters Ask the Editor — Taking sunshine for granted A gunman opened fire on a motorcade, critically wounding two Soviet cosmonauts. Sam Yu Ask the Editor — Breaking news never sleeps I've been asked by police and fire and rescue personnel from time to time whether I ever sleep.

ARCHIVES: Ask the Editor — Editorial page reflects what's on your minds, and ours Ask the Editor — Breaking news never sleeps Ask the Editor — After an arrest, does the FNP drop the case? Ask the Editor — Back on the sidelines, back in the game Ask the Editor — Taking sunshine for granted Ask the Editor — Not too early to sing 'Jingle Bells' Ask the Editor — Covering the news, not predicting it Ask the Editor — Nixing story comments isn't a decision taken lightly Ask the Editor — Breaking news, late news and juggling Ask the Editor — To everything, there is a news cycle Ask the Editor — NEWS from Around Frederick County Ask the Editor — New features coming to Monday Advance Ask the Editor — A bird's-eye view of the scene Gearing up for fall sports season Ask the Editor — Standing watch Ask the Editor — Metro crash coverage tests rule on sources Ask the Editor — Story to tell? Ring us up Ask the Editor — In Good Taste Ask the Editor — The latest on our website Ask the Editor — A lot to say, little space to say it Ask the Editor — Making every word count Ask the Editor — FNP has obligation to pursue the truth Ask The Editor — Prom photos, Most Wanted are good news for readers Ask the Editor — Keeping many things close to the vest Ask the Editor — Changing with the times Ask the Editor — The ABCs of covering crime Ask the Editor — Stamp of readers everywhere Ask the Editor — CSAs make most of growing season Ask the Editor — Walking the tightrope Ask the Editor — Reading the news, but in a different way Ask the Editor — Inquisitive, adaptive journalists wanted Ask the Editor — Monday Advance debuts in Sunday FNP Ask the Editor — Sunshine Week advances public's right to know Ask the Editor — A day without newspapers? Ask the Editor — When we won't publish a photograph Ask the Editor — The tightrope of covering local sports Ask the Editor — 'Frederick's Most Wanted' coming soon to FNP Ask the Editor: Tweets that move the world Ask the Editor —Giving something to clip, save Ask the Editor — Shining the light, we hope Ask the Editor — Blogging 101 Ask the Editor — A hopeful moment for newspapers Ask the Editor — Preparing for the inauguration Ask the Editor — Hitting the deadlines Ask the Editor — The day the 'bird came in upside down' Ask the Editor — Speak up, we'll listen Ask the Editor — Photos don't lie — take two Ask the Editor — Humble requests Ask the Editor — Tell me a Christmas story Ask the Editor — Tips for dealing with the media Ask the Editor — Nothing beats the smell of ink Ask the Editor — 'Change can be good, Inchworm' Ask the Editor — I want to know ... Ask the Editor — You hold the keys to the White House Ask the Editor — Your vote is the story Ask the Editor — Bringing the candidates to you Ask the Editor — Not just leaving a job Ask the Editor — Words, pictures and everything in between Ask the Editor — Why one photo — and not the other? Ask the Editor — Your pitch sucks. Don't sweat it Ask the Editor — The dark secrets of our political bias Ask the Editor — A marathon, not a sprint Ask the Editor — Sports pages take team effort Ask the Editor — Good Morning, Neighbor! Ask the Editor — Desperate business Ask the Editor — Respecting boundaries A scoop, then a triumph Ask the Editor — No pain, no gain Ask the Editor — Lesson Learned Ask the Editor — Bullied and buoyed by AP style Ask the Editor — Web lets us give the overnight scoop Ask the Editor — Newfangled technology and the news Ask the Editor — All good things... Ask the Editor — The photos don't lie Ask the Editor — Keep sending us your photos Ask the Editor — Who needs Berlitz? We speak jargon Ask the Editor — Fried chicken and a certificate Ask the Editor — More than one person's story Ask the Editor — Never? Don’t tell me never Ask the Editor — The hardest call to make Ask the Editor — Sending suds won't get you in any faster Ask the Editor — Reflecting on the role of journalists Ask the Editor — Time to blog Ask the Editor — Singing the good news, bad news blues Ask the Editor — Telling the truth, even when it hurts Ask the Editor — Keeping readers in the know Ask the Editor — Explaining the rules of the game Ask the Editor — To err is to be ... well ... a newspaper Ask the Editor — The business of the business section Ask the Editor — Post your comment, please Ask the Editor — Don't be afraid to just call me Ask the Editor — Journalists go from Combos to MoJos Ask the Editor — Moving brings spirit to an editor's work