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1. #AUBURN JOURNAL WEEKLY SPORTS ROUND UP FULL#
2. #AUBURN JOURNAL WEEKLY SPORTS ROUND UP PROFESSIONAL#
3. #AUBURN JOURNAL WEEKLY SPORTS ROUND UP FREE#

Probably my first real job when I arrived in California in 1986 has affected my attitude: I was a bundle dropper and paper deliverer for a daily in the bay area.

#AUBURN JOURNAL WEEKLY SPORTS ROUND UP FREE#

For advertising inquiries feel free to contact Beth O’ Brien, advertising director, at 53 or by email at For all other inquires, feel free to contact Bill Sullivan, associate publisher at 53 or by email at read this ‘story’ this morning and frankly – cynicism trumping credulity – I didn’t believe a word regarding the reasons for shifting to two papers per week.

We want to hear from you and we welcome you to contact us. “We understand that you may have questions or concerns about this change. We are committed to making this a win for everyone, especially our readers, our advertisers and the entire community we serve.

#AUBURN JOURNAL WEEKLY SPORTS ROUND UP FULL#

The two newspapers you will receive each week will be packed full of interesting local content and pictures. We are addressing that as well, by reducing your rates accordingly to align with the reduction in distribution and double the amount of time left on your subscription. “Many of you who are current subscribers are likely curious about your subscription rate. With interesting local content that our readers thrive on, our advertisers will reap the benefits with improved visibility. This benefits our advertisers more than ever. “With this re-launch, the Auburn Journal will be able to efficiently bring a stronger, more dynamic newspaper to our readers. We will be your community newspaper, covering the news in a fashion that you will surely grow to love once again. “When it comes to local news and sports, we strive to be your sole local resource where you can learn about the new business in town and still find out who won the big game on Friday night. We encourage you to share your news, events, and your voice to everything that matters to you. Our writers will tackle local issues, along with notable individuals in the community submitting their own monthly views and commentary. “At your request, we will begin to bring you weekly editorials and commentary that is well balanced, informative and enlightening. We will make sure we bring you plenty of positive news to balance out the news that is either tragic or negative. We will get back to featuring more local photographs of local events. “We will strive to bring you dynamic page layouts. Sullivan was the general manager at the Folsom Telegraph, our sister publication in Folsom, before accepting this new role. “To lead this new reporting team, Gold Country Media has promoted Bill Sullivan to associate publisher. At the same time, creating interesting content that covers topics you have expressed interest in, like local politics, healthy living and education.

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“We are designing a regional reporting team that will tackle Auburn and Placer County issues better than we ever could before enabling a larger team of professional writers to collaborate on hot topics that matter most to you. As your community newspaper it is our responsibility to bring you the in-depth local news happening in your community, the unique news that you won’t find anywhere other than your community newspaper and website.

“You will see 100 percent local news coverage, not national news. Each edition will be packed full of great local news that is relevant to your community. You have spoken, we have listened and you will be pleased when you see what is coming to your Auburn Journal in the near future.

“Over the last year, many of you have expressed your concerns that your local paper often contains more national news than local news. The newspaper will continue to publish seven days a week on the website and email newsletter. 3, the Auburn Journal will reduce its print production from its current status of five days a week to two days a week, published every Thursday and Sunday. “We are embarking on a positive change that is going to enable the Auburn Journal to continue its important role in the community for years to come, while improving its content at the same time. This support has carried us through some amazing times and we have been very appreciative to be your community newspaper. “The Auburn Journal is now in its 145th year of continuous operation much due to the strong community support it has received through the decades.