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Canton Today has debuted already. Phase 2 of our business plan is to introduce community magazines in Avon and Simsbury as well.
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ADVERTISERS ARE SAYING
“All of us admire the wonderful articles along with your ability to seek, find and present people’s life stories to enjoy”
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THE TODAY MAGAZINE EDGE
BIO > Publisher + Editor-in-Chief
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Today Magazine focuses on the heart of Connecticut's Farmington Valley — these quintessential New England towns: Avon, Canton, Farmington, Granby and Simsbury. Five towns, one aim — exceptional community journalism.
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Each month, Today Publishing reaches the far-flung online world via Today Magazine — aka our Monthly Digital Magazine, emblazoned across our extensive social media platforms, with ads linked to advertiser websites.
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We also publish our unique perspective on the news in Today Online — our dedicated 24/7 news site.
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Today Magazine is the only true Farmington Valley magazine. When we produce our print-and-digital publication, it reaches all five core towns in the Valley — a Special Print + Digital Edition is in the works.
When your news and events appear in Today Magazine, everyone who lives and works in the Farmington Valley can read about it — for our print magazine is mailed to all Valley residences and businesses ... every home, every condo, every apartment and every P.O. box ... in all five core Valley towns.
100% circulation: 42,000 addresses. Other mags are mailed only to a smaller subset of homes.
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Further, in a media world that tends to emphasize the downside of the news cycle, we look to report the Valley's underreported upside — and there's so much good stuff going on that we believe we'll never lack for news. A breath of fresh air ... that's one way Today Magazine has been described.
To extend the metaphor, we hope to breathe fresh air into the Farmington Valley community, and we invite you to join us by sending story ideas and contributing articles — actually, we recommend that you contact us first to discuss your potential article, and then write and contribute your story.
Our local community focus means that you'll find compelling news in Today Magazine that you likely won't find in regional and state media outlets.
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TOP-NOTCH PRODUCT = ADVANTAGE: ADVERTISERS
We’re confident that both newsmakers and advertisers will be happy to be identified with Today Magazine. Our editor-in-chief, an award-winning journalist, is aiming for community journalism at its best.
Given our media know-how and skill, we're hopeful that journalistic excellence will flow through Today Magazine as the Farmington River flows through the Valley ... to the benefit of readers, newsmakers and advertising sponsors.
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TODAY MAGAZINE IS A MEMBER OF:
• The Society of Professional Journalists
• Local Chambers of Commerce
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Thank you for visiting our website — please contact us with any questions • 860-988-1910 • office@TodayPublishing.net

AWARD-WINNING JOURNALISM
Today Magazine and Today Publishing have won 12 SPJ awards since our debut in October 2018
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Contributing writer Noelle Blake, an Avon High School student, won a first-place and second-place award in 2021 — and contributing photographer Wendy Rosenberg, a Canton resident, garnered a third-place award
Story — 9 more SPJ awards for Today
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Editor-in-chief Bruce Deckert has received 11 SPJ honors — nine with Today Publishing, including
a first-place award in 2020 for
a cover story on volunteer
fire departments and the local 9/11 connection
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SPJ = Society of Professional Journalists
SPJ is an acclaimed U.S. media agency
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Since the financial fallout of the COVID shutdown and other factors have interrupted our monthly print edition, we are publishing
a digital-exclusive monthly magazine