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MaineToday Media provides a trusted news and information source for local, state, national and international matters. We strive to inform and enlighten our readers with reporting and editorial content that enriches lives and challenges thinking. MaineToday Media provides an advertising platform that brings buyers and sellers together for the exchange of goods and services.
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The Portland Press Herald has a rich history in Maine’s largest city, having been published continuously since 1921. In Central Maine, the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel also have a long publishing tradition. The three newspapers have been jointly owned for several decades. Previous owners included Guy Gannett Communications and Blethen Maine Newspapers. MaineToday Digital, a marketing agency specializing in new media, launched operations in September 2011.
Maine Press Association Better Newspaper Contest
General Excellence award for Daily Papers
The Portland Press Herald’s staff also won 50 other awards, including 20 first-place honors.
New England Associated Press News Executives Association competition
The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram won 15 awards, including five first places.
Associated Press Sports Editors
Maine Sunday Telegram’s sports pages placed in the top 10 nationally.
Lisa DeSisto is the Chief Executive Officer for Maine Today Media which publishes The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram, Kennebec Journal, Morning Sentinel, and The Coastal Journal.
Before joining MTM in November 2012, she worked in a variety of positions at The Boston Globe. Most recently, she served as Chief Advertising Officer for The Boston Globe and General Manager for Boston.com. She spent most of her career at The Boston Globe as the VP/General Manager of Boston.com directing the site’s development into the most visited local media website in New England. She joined Boston.com as marketing manager just two days after the site’s launch in 1995.
Before joining the Globe, she held marketing positions at The Boston Phoenix, Boston Magazine and WRKO Radio.
In 2006, she was named Online Innovator of the Year by the Newspaper Association of America. Boston Magazine named her one of the Most Powerful Women in Boston.
While in Boston, she served on the executive committee of the Ad Club of Boston and on the board of the Big Sister Association of Greater Boston. She is a 1985 graduate of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Cliff Schechtman joined the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram as Managing Editor in October of 2011 and became the Executive Editor in February of 2012.
A veteran editor with 30 years experience in investigative and community journalism, Cliff was hired from Newsday where he was associate editor of the metropolitan newspaper on Long Island, New York.
At Newsday since 2005, he held various positions including associate managing editor, where he was responsible for news, politics and business coverage.
Prior to that, he was editor-in-chief at the Cape Cod Times for nearly 10 years, where he was credited with sharpening the paper’s coverage and raising its profile across New England.
During his career, Schechtman guided many award-winning public service projects such as exposing the National Guard’s pollution of local drinking water supplies, proving safety negligence was injuring scores of passengers on the nation’s largest commuter railroad system and prompting a state supreme court to force a county sheriff to reveal his secret force of 200 deputy sheriffs.
In 2007, his public safety project for Newsday was named a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service journalism.
He’s married to Ann-Marie Schechtman. They have two grown sons.
Michael Ivancic joined MaineToday Media as the Vice President of Operations in February 2010. He has more than 25 years of experience in Newspaper Production Management. From 2000-2010 Mike worked with Freedom Communications as the Operations Director of The Gaston Gazette and The Shelby Star. Prior to that he held various progressive roles throughout his 14 years with Dow Jones at The Wall Street Journal.
Mike received his degree in Newspaper Production Management from the Rochester Institute of Technology, as well as a degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from Mohawk Valley Community College, Utica, NY.
Stewart Wright spent the first six years of his career working for the Investment Banking Division at Goldman Sachs, as the client systems lead engineer and global team manager. While there, Stewart spent the last year working with the Systems Division implementing their thin office solution.
From New York City, Stewart moved to Maine where he worked for a local technology consulting company as the team manager and solution architect. His primary responsibilities there, beyond managing the technical team, were to meet with the executive leadership of client companies, understand their business needs, and then devise and implement technical solutions to fix their problems.
Stewart joined MaineToday Media’s executive team as the Director of IT in March of 2011.
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This community event highlights the dedication, innovation, and exemplary achievements associated with healthcare in the state of Maine. The event has two components: a community health & wellness expo and an awards presentation. The Health & Wellness Expo is an event aimed at educating the community about healthier living by offering educational seminars, free health screenings and interactive displays. The Healthcare Heroes will be recognized on stage for world-class healthcare they offer in Maine every day.
A nonprofit organization that raises money to purchase new toys for children aged newborn to 18 in the following five counties: York, Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Lincoln, and Knox.
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Portland, ME 04101
Contact Numbers
Customer Service – 207-791-6000
The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
Retail Advertising – 207-791-6200
Classifieds – 207-791-6100
Newsroom – 207-791-6320
Morning Sentinel
Newsroom 207-873-3341
Kennebec Journal
Retail Advertising – 207-623-3811
Classifieds – 207-621-5600
Newsroom – 207-623-3811
The Coastal Journal – 207-443-6241
Bruce Roberts Toy Fund – 207-791-6672
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