By: (AP) Don Kendall, president and publisher of the
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, announced his resignation Saturday saying he and his wife will return to British Columbia to be closer to their five grown children.
"Our decision is strictly personal," said Kendall, who also will step down as president of the newspaper's sister publication,
MidWeek, on March 29.
Canadian newspaper executive David Black named Kendall president of the newspapers Dec. 1, 2000, as his Black Press Ltd. was in the process of buying the two publications.
Before coming to Hawaii, Kendall was vice president of Cariboo Press, a Black Press subsidiary that publishes 27 newspapers in British Columbia.
Kendall will continue to work within Black Press, Black said.
Black named another Cariboo Press vice president, Frank Teskey, to succeed Kendall. Teskey has held a number of senior management positions with Canadian major market dailies and national newspapers, including
The Globe and Mail of Toronto,
The Gazette of Montreal, and the
Winnipeg (Manitoba)
Free Press.
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