Presenters have included community leaders, FOI advocates, the newspaper's court reporter and its graphics editor. The newspaper published the focus group's reaction to the senatorial and presidential debates, their feelings about campaign advertising and more, adding a new dimension to the paper's coverage. A look at voting finds holes One-third of voters in the United States cast ballots with punch card systems, an older technology whose accuracy is increasingly being questioned. The newspaper hired two college students to collect the information, and although collection was difficult records of whether punch cards or other tabulation means were used weren't available it took them about 20 hours to collect the data. That was Business Editor Kenneth Hart's assignment.
Some people still use the stations as a convenience.
The investigation also found that the fleet's average mileage was just less than 100,000 miles, while the U.S. average is 69,000 miles or less. As a result, city officials announced cuts in the size of the fleet so it could be replaced in a timely manner. They are also investigating the possibility of privatizing fleet maintenance. Every community has its pet festivals, be it berry festivals, harvest celebrations, historical events or major fairs. Decide what kind of coverage is important to them and to readers.