The Post's longest-serving reporter is not nostalgic

The Washington Post 2015-12-10

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Martin Weil is The Washington Post's longest-tenured employee. He has worked as a local reporter for 50 years and greets every person by name on the fifth floor of the newsroom when he starts his afternoon shift.
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