Robert York, the editor in chief of The Daily News of New York, is being replaced on an interim and “as-needed” basis by Andrew Julien, the editor and publisher of its corporate sibling The Hartford Courant, who will remain in that job while a search for a permanent editor takes place, an executive at the publisher of the newspapers said.
The change, which was effective immediately, was announced on Monday in memos sent to Daily News and Courant staff members by Toni Martinez, a human resources executive at the newspapers’ parent company, Tribune Publishing.
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