Straus News Email Formats

Media Production and Publishing • Chester, New York, United States • 51-100 Employees

Straus News Email Formats

Straus News uses 2 email formats. The most common is {first initial}.{last name} (e.g., j.doe@strausnews.com), used 50% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first initial}.{last name}	j.doe@strausnews.com	50%
{first name}.{last name}	john.doe@strausnews.com	50%

Key Contacts at Straus News

Molly Colgan

Director Of Content Strategy

Christina Scotti

Director Of Design

Peter Pinto

Director Of Digital And It

Company overview

Headquarters	20 West Ave, Chester, New York 10918, US
Phone number	+18454699000
Website	strausnews.com
NAICS	42492
SIC	271
Employees	51-100
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About Straus News

Straus News publishes 17 local weekly newspapers and associated websites in contiguous towns in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The circulation area covers Manhattan and Orange County in New York, Sussex and Passaic Counties in New Jersey and Pike County in Pennsylvania. Straus News also publishes Dirt, a magazine covering the local green scene. Straus News' newspapers are Our Town - Eastsider, The West Side Spirit - Westsider, Chelsea News - Chelsea Clinton News & Our Town - Downtowner in Manhattan; The Warwick Advertiser, The Photo News, The Chronicle in Orange County, NY; The Advertiser-News (North Edition), The Advertiser-News (South Edition), The Sparta Independent, The Township Journal, The West Milford Messenger in New Jersey and The Pike County Courier in Pennsylvania. Our newspapers and websites focus on local issues that matter to people's everyday lives, from concerns about schools and infrastructure spending to who's who in town and soccer scores. We pride ourselves on our commitment to reporting the tough local stories while highlighting the success and achievements in our neighborhoods. The newspapers have won numerous awards for news coverage and editorial and advertising excellence, including first place for in-depth reporting from the Suburban Newspaper Association for a series about heroin addiction entitled "High in Sussex County," and a prestigious National Education Writers Award for "Middle School Principal Tests Boundaries with Home Visit." The newspapers are distributed to more than 150,000 homes each week.