
March, 2008 -
Press Release: American Public House
Review
American Public House Review Announces their SIXTH
ISSUE, focused this month on The Saint Patrick Day Spririts of Jim
Thorpe, PA...
If it's true that you can measure a publication's success by how long
it continues to publish, American Public House Review is suceeding in
fulfilling it's publishers', advertizers' and readers' wishes.
APHR published it's sixth issue this month. While generally focusing on
remarkable Pubs around the country, February's
issue focused on the Pubs of New York and the theme of the March
issue are the pubs - and some history of - Jim Thorpe, PA.
Meanwhile, the APHR staff are not resting on their laurels, but are
moving ahead with plans to add a blog , photo-gallery and other
interesting features to this popular new online eZine.
Come
See for yourself!
October, 2007
Press Release: American Public House
Review
Frenchtown
residents, Chris Poh and Alan Runfeldt along with Buckingham,
Pennsylvania resident Ed Petersen recently launched a new on-line
magazine titled "American Public House Review".
This
monthly publication features the legendary, interesting and
occasionally infamous pubs and taverns that have played an important
role in the lives of the people that have gathered in those spaces. The
magazine will not engage in a critique of these establishments; but
instead will bring to its readers the history, lore and stories that
have caused these venerable institutions to be embraced and revered by
the communities that they serve.
In
an article that appeared in the first issue, Mr. Poh the Editor in
Chief said this about the magazine, "The mission of American Public
House Review is to discover the extraordinary drinking rooms and to
share the images, inspirations and insights of the noble publicans who
dwell within those walls".
Initially
the editorial content will be generated in-house; but as this monthly
magazine quickly increases its scope from a regional to national and
international publication it will enlist the talents of writers and
photographers native to those locations.
Ed
Petersen is the Creative Director and Editor, and Alan Runfeldt serves
as the Director of Technologies.
For
more information about the magazine and to view the premier issue
please visit http://americanpublichousereview.com
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