The phrase "a local editor and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific local editor in a context where additional information or a list of roles or responsibilities follows.
Example: "She works as a local editor and contributes to several community publications."
Alternatives: "a regional editor and" or "a community editor and".
Most recently, the tribal manifesto has been described by a local editor as "everyday something new", and this seems as accurate as you might ever hope to get.
He had early success as a sculptor, and got into journalism when a local editor was amused by a postcard he sent from Japan.
It hired aggressive, out-of-town signature gatherers who angered voters; one of them shoved a local editor's camera into his face.
Widely shared on social media, the photograph showed the blood of Miftah Bouzaid, a local editor, shot dead on May 26th at the wheel of his car, splattering copies of the latest edition of his newspaper on the passenger seat.
Patch, AOL's hyper-local news effort, will lose up to 550 employees this Friday, according to a local editor at the group.
A local editor for the San Bernardino Sun tweeted Friday about the announcement.
The commissioner, a former American diplomat, Douglas Davidson, was also given power to issue temporary codes of conduct to be compiled in consultation with local editors and imposed "in special circumstances".
In the editor's view, Patch has gone from being free-wheeling to overly controlling with its local editors and then back and forth between the two.
Tonight, Topix will let users of the site become local editors, and write or expand on articles that will be of interest to that community.
Two training meetings have been held in Africa for local editors and reviewers to develop more effective editorial guidelines for their journals, sharpen writing skills, and improve current manuscript managing processes.
