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An Announcement About Gotham Gazette From Citizens Union Foundation Executive Director Betsy Gotbaum



Dear Reader,
 
Gotham Gazette, the digital newspaper published by Citizens Union Foundation, has been bringing you important news and information about our city and state governments since 1999. We are proud to have become a trusted news source for New Yorkers, providing you, our readers, with in-depth coverage of the issues that matter. At this time we have decided to temporarily pause publication of Gotham Gazette, effective July 1, as we determine the most exciting way to focus our coverage on issues at the core of Citizens Union Foundation’s mission.
 
We have not been immune to the challenges facing nonprofit media outlets, particularly the costs. We are taking the time to reevaluate how to ensure Gotham Gazette is aligned with the mission of Citizens Union and Citizens Union Foundation, and is producing content that informs the public, holds government accountable, and shines a light on important public policy issues. 

I would like to thank the Gotham Gazette staff for their dedication, and wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors. Once again, we're grateful for your readership and hope you'll stay with us through this period. We hope you have a great summer, and look forward to bringing you the next chapter of Gotham Gazette.
 
Best,
Betsy Gotbaum
Executive Director, Citizens Union Foundation


 



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