CLEVELAND (AP) — The Plain Dealer in Cleveland announced Thursday that it is cutting back home delivery of the newspaper to three days a week.
The Plain Dealer, Ohio’s largest daily, will be delivered on Sunday and two other still unspecified days of the week beginning in late summer, publisher Terry Egger said in a news release. The newspaper will still be printed every day and be available for purchase at thousands of outlets in northeast Ohio.
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