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McGrory named Boston Globe editor, replaces Baron

By Washington Examiner
Published December 21, 2012 1:21am ET
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McGrory named Boston Globe editor, replaces Baron
Brian McGrory addresses staff at The Boston Globe after being named the paper's new editor Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012. McGrory, 51, succeeds Martin Baron, who became editor of the Washington Post last week. (AP Photo/The Boston Globe, (Essdras M Suarez) MANDATORY CREDIT. NO ONLINE USE. MAGS OUT. NO SALES. BOSTON OUT. QUINCY OUT. | Essdras M Suarez

BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Globe has named its deputy managing editor for local news, Brian McGrory, as its new editor.

McGrory, 51, succeeds Martin Baron, who became editor of the Washington Post last week, the Globe said.

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