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Islanders troubled as SaltWire newspapers face uncertain future
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March 13, 2024
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2:21Now PlayingMany Islanders, like Shirley McCourt, start their day with local newspapers such as the Journal Pioneer and The Guardian. The publisher of those papers, SaltWire, has filed for creditor protection, leaving the future of those ultra-local papers up in the air and Islanders worried about what comes next.
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