Posted: Monday, July 20, 2009 6:31 PM
Capital Press: How to contact us
Capital Press is an independent newspaper published every Friday by EO Media Group, 1400 Broadway St. NE, Salem, OR 97301; P.O. Box 2048, Salem, OR 97308-2048.
To Reach Us
Toll free 800-882-6789
Main line 503-364-4431
Fax 503-370-4383
Advertising Fax 503-364-2692
Circulation (toll free) 866-910-1073
FTP Information contact Barbara Nipp
To Place Classified Ads
Ad fax 503-364-2692
or 503-370-4383
Telephone (toll free) 866-435-2965
About Capital Press
Established 1928
Capital Press Board of directors
Mike Forrester, president
Steve Forrester
Kathryn Brown
Mark Dickman ...... Outside director
Sid Freeman ...... Outside director
Corporate officer
John Perry, chief operating officer
Capital Press managers
Mike O'Brien, publisher
Joe Beach, editor
Elizabeth Yutzie Sell, advertising director
Barbara Nipp, production manager
Terrie Reisner, business manager
News Staff
Carl Sampson, managing editor
N. California
Tim Hearden ..... 530-605-3072
Southern Idaho
Carol Ryan Dumas ...... 208-860-3898
Boise, Idaho
Sean Ellis ..... 208-914-8264
Eastern Idaho
John O'Connell ...... 208-421-4347
Central Washington
Dan Wheat ...... 509-699-9099
NE Washington
Matthew Weaver ...... 509-688-9923
Western Washington
Steve Brown ..... 360-722-6975
Oregon
Mitch Lies ...... 800-882-6789
Mateusz Perkowski 800-882-6789
Copy editor
Will Koenig 800-882-6789
Graphic artist
Alan Kenaga 800-882-6789
Gary L. West 503-385-4891
Subscriptions
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Easy Pay U.S. $3.75/month (direct withdrawal from bank or credit card account)
1 year U.S. $49
2 years U.S. $89
1 year Canada $275
1 year other countries call for quote
1-year Internet only $49
1 year 4-H, FFA students and teachers $30
9 months 4-H, FFA students and teachers $25
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Subscription changes deadline: 10 a.m. Tuesday
To get information published
Mailing address: Capital Press, P.O. Box 2048, Salem, OR 97308-2048
News: Contact the main office or the news staff closest to you, send the information to newsroom[at]capitalpress[dot]com or mail it to "Newsroom," c/o Capital Press. Include a contact telephone number.
Upcoming events: Send to calendar[at]capitalpress[dot]com or mail your item to "Calendar" c/o Capital Press. Include a contact telephone number. Deadline: 8 a.m. Tuesday.
Letters to the Editor: Send your comments on agriculture-related public issues to opinions[at]capitalpress[dot]com, or mail your letter to "Opinion," c/o Capital Press. Letters should be limited to 300 words. Deadline: Noon Monday.
Our family of websites
capitalpress.com
OnlyAg.com
AgAdsNow.com
AgDirectoryWest.com
www.farmseller.com
blogriculture.com
twitter.com/capitalpress
www.facebook.com/capitalpress
www.facebook.com/farmseller
www.facebook.com/OnlyAGdotcom
Capital Press board of directors
The Capital Press board advises EO Media Group which operates the Capital Press Agriculture Weekly Newspaper, capitalpress.com, www.farmseller.com and OnlyAg.com . The board meets three times a year with the Capital Press publisher and other managers to keep abreast of progress with the various media products produced by Capital Press and engage managers in conversation about issues facing the Capital Press and the agriculture industry.
Capital Press is a subsidiary of EO Media Group.
The members of the Capital Press board are:
Mike Forrester, president, Salem and Pendleton, Ore.
Former Capital Press publisher and editor
Member of EO Media Group board of directors and an owner of the company.
Steve Forrester, Astoria, Ore.
President of EO Media Group board of directors and an owner of the company.
Editor and publisher of the Daily Astorian newspaper, Astoria, Ore.
Kathryn Brown, Pendleton, Ore.
Associate publisher of the East Oregonian newspaper, Pendleton, Ore.
Member of EO Media Group board of directors and an owner of the company.
Mark Dickman, Silverton, Ore.
Farmer, Dickman Farms Inc., a multi-generation family farm in Silverton, Ore., that grows grass seed, green beans, sweet corn, freezer peas and cauliflower. Served 12 years on the Norpac Foods board of directors, including fours years as chairman.
Sid Freeman, Caldwell, Idaho
A third-generation farmer in Caldwell, Idaho, that grows sugar beets, onions, corn and bean seed. Member of the
Canyon County Farm Bureau board for 12 years and served as a local Farm
Service Agency committeeman for 11 years.