Capital Gazette journalist: 'We are putting out a damn paper tomorrow.' Here it is

By: Kristen Hare

June 29, 2018

After five were killed at the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, journalists at the newspaper worked through their grief to produce Friday's paper.

Yes, we’re putting out a damn paper tomorrow. https://t.co/ScNvIK1A4R

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) June 29, 2018

Tomorrow this Capital page will return to its steady purpose of offering readers informed opinion about the world around them. But today, we are speechless. pic.twitter.com/5HzKN2IW7Q

— Capital Gazette (@capgaznews) June 29, 2018

Here's the Friday front page of The Capital:

Here are other Friday fronts that led with the news, via Newseum:

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Kristen Hare teaches local journalists the critical skills they need to serve and cover their communities as Poynter's local news faculty member. Before joining faculty…

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