Longtime Star executive editor Les Sons reflects on career
The interview traces Les Sons decades in suburban journalism from Army service to starting at the South Bend Tribune and rising to executive editor of Star Newspapers. He recalls early reporting on police and fires, key community coverage in Homewood and open housing debates, and the enduring value of straight, fair reporting for small towns.
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Lester Sons retires after decades shaping Star Newspapers
Lester G. Sons, executive editor and vice president of Star Newspapers, retires June 28. He mentored reporters and influenced community journalism across the southern suburbs, earning praise from Norman Rosinski, Paula Wolff, and E Timothy Lightfield for his knowledge, fairness, and dedication.
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