Bobbie Roessner, former Courant managing editor who was unceremoniously dismissed from her job during one of the most volatile periods of the paper’s history, has re-emerged as executive editor for the Connecticut Hearst papers.
Quoting from the company’s press release:
As executive editor of Hearst Connecticut Newspapers, Roessner will oversee all editorial content andinitiatives at Hearst’s four dailies in the state (Connecticut Post in Bridgeport, The News-Times in Danbury, The Advocate in Stamford and Greenwich Time) and seven weekly newspapers in Fairfield County.
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Bob Englehart's caricature of Bobbie at her going away party.
Bobbie was hired by Mark Aldam, who, like Bobbie, once worked for The Courant in a leadership capacity.
Good for Bobbie.
Now, if someone would only bring Cliff Teutsch out of mothballs.


Congratulations, Bobbie, and good luck!
Congratulations Bobbie
This is some of the greatest news I have heard in a while. All the best, Bobbie!
AND, everyone can breathe a sigh of relief. I’m retired and not looking for steady work – so, there are no strings attached, no ulterior motives in regard to my delight for Bobbie.
deb