Keeping the Phoenix afloat was

“Keeping the Phoenix afloat was costing Stephen more than $1 million a year,” Kadzis calculated. The deal specified no admission of liability.According to Kadzis, the switch from tabloid to glossy last October won favor with readers and local advertisers. We have so many judgmental people in this world."But for others, working also means independence and professional satisfaction. It is expected that about 40 employees will be let go within the week and another ten or so soon after, according to executive editor Peter Kadzis, who described the general reaction among Phoenix staffers as “shell-shocked."You're spent emotionally, physically and spiritually for your children.The online edition of the Boston Phoenix, slated to appear March 22, will be its last, too.Pew's findings, based in part on its survey of 2,511 adults nationwide in late 2012, came amid renewed public debate about working mothers in the United States.com, the Phoenix Media/Communication Corp.""You've come a long way and you have a longer way to go," priyankalove wrote.Margie Carranza and her 71-year-old mother, Emma Hernandez, were delivering papers around 5 a. It makes sense, she said, that the Portland Phoenix will remain open, as will the Providence Phoenix, which plans to add four full-time reporters.The report, the product of more than 50 interviews and a review .“So, that’s it,” Mindich concluded.