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HS Sports Clerk/Reporter
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A Reporter investigates and reports on news events and stories. Gathers information from interviews, site visits and background research, and writes reports for news and media outlets. May edit news stories or write news commentary. Covers a particular territory or specializes in a topic such as politics, sports, on an industry. Works for a news service or media company, or works freelance and takes assignments from news organizations.
$68,475 / year median in Massachusetts
-15% projected decline
Job Description
Strengthening and empowering all of the communities we serve. The High School Sports Clerk/Reporter will work the sports desk part-time in the evenings, taking phone calls and emails from coaches to input scores. They will assist with live coverage of Friday night football and will occasionally cover games, take photos and write features for the high school sports department. Must have good communication/phone skills, good organizational skills, as well as Microsoft applications. We are hiring for positions in Boston, Worcester and Springfield, MA. Must be a self-starter, and available to work evenings and Saturdays during the high school sports seasons (fall through spring) in this temporary role. Pay for this position is $15/hour. Must be able to travel to events and meet with sources.