Steamboat Pilot & Today seeks Editorial Board members
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — The Steamboat Pilot & Today is accepting letters of interest from readers who would like to serve as community representatives on the newspaper’s Editorial Board. Individuals selected for the board will be asked to serve a four-month term beginning in February.
The Editorial Board includes two community representatives and two members of the newspaper staff. Newspaper staff members on the board are Publisher Logan Molen and Editor Lisa Schlichtman. Current community representatives are Kevin Fisher and George Danellis.
The Editorial Board formulates the Our View opinions expressed on the ViewPoints page of the newspaper on Wednesdays. The Editorial Board meets for one hour once a week. The next board will begin its four-month term in early to mid-February.
Readers interested in serving on the Editorial Board should email a letter of interest to Schlichtman at lschlichtman@SteamboatPilot.com by Jan. 29. Call Schlichtman at 970-871-4221 with questions.
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