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Todd named publisher of Los Alamos Monitor
Landmark Community Newspapers, Inc., has named Keven Todd publisher of the Los Alamos Monitor.
The Associated Press
Landmark Community Newspapers, Inc., has named Keven Todd publisher of the Los Alamos Monitor.
Todd has served as the Monitor's interim publisher since August, when former publisher Ralph Damiani left the newspaper.
Todd says he sees a tremendous opportunity to enhance the newspaper and its Web site as a strong community voice.
Before joining Landmark, he was publisher of the Lahontan Valley News in Nevada. He also held sales management positions with several media companies including Gannett, Knight-Ridder, McClatchy and Belo Corp. He earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from Texas Christian University.
LCNI, based in Shelbyville, Ky., owns more than 50 small daily newspapers and weeklies in the U.S.
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