Reporter Revisits Six Decades of Service at the Rocky Mountain News
He started as a copy boy at the Rocky Mountain News in 1953 and took a buyout as TV-radio critic at the same paper in 2007. In other words, Dusty Saunders has no shortage of stories to tell about his 54 years with the Colorado daily, which closed down in 2009.
Saunders has bundled those reminiscences into Heeere’s Dusty, an autobiography that will be officially launched tomorrow at the Denver Press Club. He tells Denver Post reporter Bill Husted that writing the book wasn’t exactly a blast:
“It got tedious at the end.
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