Janesville (Wis.) Gazette Editor Scott Angus Stepping Down; Sid Schwartz Named Successor

Scott Angus will retire after more than 36 years with The Gazette of Janesville, Wis., including the last 25 as its editor.

Sid Schwartz, the newspaper's local news editor since 2005, will replace Angus in mid-March.

Angus, 58, started at The Gazette as a reporter, and was promoted to city editor, news editor and managing editor before being named editor in 1990. He served two terms on the board of directors of the Associated Press Managing Editors, and was president of the Wisconsin AP Editors Association.

Schwartz, 53, joined The Gazette in 1990 as education reporter and later was police and courts reporter. He became The Gazette's local news editor in 2005.

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