Capital Gazette Communications publishes multiple newspapers, including the Capital and the Maryland Gazette.
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One of them — the "Mid Hampshire Gazette" — was designed to mimic the actual local paper, the Basingstoke Gazette.
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But the Capital Gazette story was also one of resiliency: the Capital Gazette put out a paper the day after the shooting.
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Rob Hiaasen, Capital Gazette editor and brother of author Carl Hiaasen , among newsroom shooting victims Capital Gazette puts out next-day 'damn paper,' as promised.
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The editor of the Bowie Blade-News and Crofton-West Country Gazette newspapers, McNamara worked for the Capital Gazette organization for more than two decades.
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The Capital Gazette newsroom publishes two related newspapers: The Capital, which appears daily; and The Gazette, appearing Wednesday and Saturday and focusing on northern Anne Arundel County.
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In 1986, the publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle bought the Worcester Telegram and the Evening Gazette , and, three years later, right about when Time and Warner became Time Warner, the Telegram and the Gazette became the Telegram & Gazette , or the T&G , smaller fries but the same potato.
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After graduation, Portis became a reporter for about two years at the Arkansas Gazette (now the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette) where he wrote a column called "Our Town," the encyclopedia said.
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After the Capital Gazette published the column about him, Ramos sued columnist Eric Hartley for defamation, with Capital Gazette Communications and the paper's then-editor and publisher, Tom Marquardt, as defendants.
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" The Post-Gazette rejects Roger's claims: The editorial director, Keith Burris, said per the Post-Gazette: "We tried to find a middle way, an accommodation to keep him at the paper.
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He was later a reporter for The Schenectady Gazette (now The Daily Gazette) and The Times Union in Albany and a fund-raiser in Washington for the American League of Anglers.
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Mr. Reed grew up in Elmira, N.Y., and was once a delivery boy for The Star-Gazette there — the descendant of The Elmira Gazette bought by Frank E. Gannett in 1906.
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Bill Ballou of The Telegram & Gazette of Worcester, Mass.
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Capital Gazette runs multiple newspapers out of its Annapolis office and the group includes one of the oldest newspapers in the United States, The Gazette, which traces its origins back to 1727.
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After the Capital Gazette published the column about him, Ramos sued the columnist Eric Hartley for defamation, naming Capital Gazette Communications and Tom Marquardt, the paper's then-editor and publisher, as defendants.
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Zito's post has since been updated to include a link to the Post-Gazette story, but it is still not clear that the quotes from Edwards come from the Post-Gazette originally.
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According to the Texarkana Gazette, police allege that on Aug.
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The detective spoke with legal counsel for The Capital Gazette.
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Williamson's move was first reported by the eastern Iowa Gazette.
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Ramos has a long standing dispute with the Capital Gazette.
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His father slipped while carrying him, the Billings Gazette reported.
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They had been dating six months, the Pittsburgh Gazette reported.
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Trade publication Estates Gazette reported the news earlier on Tuesday.
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ET, according to the Baltimore Sun, which owns the Gazette.
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The filing in Germany's federal gazette is dated Oct. 15.
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The law was published on Friday in the Official Gazette.
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Capital Gazette runs several newspapers out of its Annapolis office.
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The Gazette is owned by the Baltimore Sun Media Group.
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Calef wrote in The Gazette that she "wholeheartedly" opposed it.
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Here's what happened next, per The Gazette: Reiff's BAC was .
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One Time cover shows 14 members of the Capital Gazette.
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The Gazette was stuck between the screen and the door.
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Source: The Harvard Crimson, The Harvard Crimson, The Harvard Gazette
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The detailed ruling was issued in the country's Official Gazette.
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Iliana Ruzza was named as his replacement, the gazette added.
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The Capital Gazette reported Wednesday that Hogan faces a Jan.
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Conor Berry, who wrote for the Republican , tweeted an image of a MAGA hat Thursday, and suggested that the suspect had left it behind at the Gazette office after allegedly killing five Gazette employees.
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This campaign is part of the answer... TIME's feature inside the Capital Gazette TIME magazine is coming out with a new story and TIME Studios film about the aftermath of the Capital Gazette shooting.
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The pardons were announced in the official gazette late on Thursday.
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There were 11 people in the Capital Gazette&aposs newsroom Thursday.
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Taylor became the CCDC's director in 2007, the Gazette-Mail reported.
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He said the marijuana plants are now evidence, the Gazette reported.
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"This was a targeted attack on the Capital Gazette," Krampf said.
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Middlebrooks was arrested Thursday night, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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John McNamara, 56, was a sports reporter at the Capital Gazette.
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Ramos sued Hartley, Marquardt, and Capital Gazette Communications a year later.
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The Gaston Gazette identified the vehicle as a sports utility vehicle.
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The export tariff will take effect on Friday, the gazette said.
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All five of those slain worked at the Capital Gazette newspaper.
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BLM offers cash to wild horses adopters, the Billings Gazette reports.
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"This was a targeted attack on the Capital Gazette," he said.
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The search warrant was first reported by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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The Saudi Gazette newspaper shared a clip of the brief exchange.
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Ken Ward Jr., 50 Journalist The Charleston Gazette-Mail Charleston, W.Va.
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Smith, 34, recently joined the Capital Gazette as a sales assistant.
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Gazette during the encampment and now executive editor at the Appeal.
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John Boozman said of Vaughns during the ceremony, the Gazette reported.
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It merged with The Gazette, which has an even older pedigree.
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The journalists from the Capital Gazette never stopped doing their jobs.
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The drop first was reported by the Charleston Gazette-Mail newspaper.
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The questioning by Gazette columnist Lyz Lenz stuck out in particular.
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The regulatory change was published in Turkey's Official Gazette on Wednesday.
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Capital Gazette shooting suspect Jarrod Ramos has been charged with five counts of first-degree murder and could face life imprisonment without the possibility of parole as Maryland has outlawed the death penalty, the Capital Gazette reports.
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People at the Capital Gazette had long worried Ramos would harm them.
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She turned to "The Tightwad Gazette" for some tips on saving money.
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The 38-year-old had a longstanding dispute with The Capital Gazette.
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The account again tweeted about the Capital Gazette on September 16th, 2015.
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The decision would be announced in the government's official gazette by Sunday.
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MST, National Weather Service meteorologist Clint Skelly told The Colorado Springs Gazette.
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He's also a safety manager for Mettiki Coal, the Gazette-Mail reports.
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A version of this essay will also appear in the Pennsylvania Gazette.
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"This was a targeted attack on the Capital Gazette," Krampf told reporters.
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According to the Gazette, some of Jensen's accusers were in court Friday.
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A fisherman found Rickerson's torso days later, according to the Niagara-Gazette.
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The Gaston Gazette identified him as a businessman from Dallas, North Carolina.
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The Billings Gazette reports O'Neill told cops he might have taken Ambien.
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They were both arrested in January, according to the Elmira Star-Gazette.
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However, the best response came from the local paper, The Royal Gazette.
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The researcher's infection was reported by The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Thursday.
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He will be sentenced at a later date, according to The Gazette.
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Perspectives and Analyses Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Editorial Board): On good and evil.
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The company that publishes it started in 1727 with the Maryland Gazette.
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A writer for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette referred to her as Jethrine.
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And the fourth shows the surviving staff members from the Capital Gazette.
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He also reportedly sent threatening letters to the Gazette before the attack.
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The mayor also rejected the NRA's position, according to the Post-Gazette.
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Multiple people were shot Thursday at the headquarters of the Capital Gazette.
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Peter DeFazio — now in his 16th term, per the Corvallis Gazette-Times.
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And the Capital Gazette was awarded a 2019 Pulitzer Prize special citation.
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The exchange was included among several documents obtained by The Post-Gazette.
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Then the local newspaper, The Daily Hampshire Gazette, picked up the story.
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On Monday, the Daily Mining Gazette in next door Houghton County, Mich.
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The Reno Gazette Journal says not all attendees have gotten the message.
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The government statement published in the Official Gazette said that, effective Aug.
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The former Exxon executive's remarks were first reported by the Harvard Gazette.
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Bruce Bruce Cozart asked, "What's next after this?" the Democrat-Gazette reported.
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The Times hired him six months after he returned to The Gazette.
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"People want to be tied up," researcher Christian Joyal told the Montreal Gazette.
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In sadder news, the Stars Hollow Gazette is shutting down after 89 years.
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Court documents show that Ramos sued Capital Gazette for defamation in September 2013.
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KRAMPE: It&aposs my understanding that all are employees of the Capitol Gazette.
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Go deeper: Capital Gazette shooting deadliest attack on U.S. journalists since 9/11
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Roberts "really values her privacy," her attorney, Clint Lancaster, told the Democrat-Gazette.
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Darby also pleaded guilty to charges from that incident, the Post-Gazette reports.
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"You couldn't ask for a better neighbor," Daniel Arnold told the Kalamazoo Gazette.
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The Gazette-Mail reported the child was in the vicinity during the argument.
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According to the Montreal Gazette, human bone fragments were found at the scene.
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" ACHIEVA vice president Chris Schopf told the Post-Gazette, "Cecil's laugh was infectious.
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"It's 20 years later and we're still playing," Pelton told the Democrat-Gazette.
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The decision will be published in the Official Gazette on Tuesday, officials said.
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The upgrade was formalised in a decree published in the government's Official Gazette.
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It was reported that Ramos sued the Capital Gazette in 2012 for defamation.
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"Billings is, like me, getting older," he said, according to The Billings Gazette.
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So it is little surprise that The Gazette has avoided being available online.
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Altomare said Ramos allegedly made online threats to the Capital Gazette in 2013.
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Stearns now resides in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Shooting won't deter Capital Gazette journalists CNN's Christine Sever contributed to this report.
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My heart is with Capital Gazette and the people of Annapolis right now.
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It was revealed that Ramos sued the Capital Gazette in 2012 for defamation.
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According to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Welborn is the father of the children.
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The company's decision was reported by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Bloomberg News.
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President Trump deleted 50 tweets this year, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Mr. Rogers joined The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette as an editorial cartoonist in 1993.
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They invited him, but he didn't show up, according to The Charleston Gazette.
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But The Gazette kept going, largely thanks to the work of Letitia Landon.
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"I work out every day," he told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in 2009.
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"I was deployed three times," he told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette last year.
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The suspect in the attack had a longtime grudge against Capital Gazette Communications.
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Billy Downey said Monday, the Gaston Gazette and local station WSOC 9 report.
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In Turkey, there is a website called Resmi Gazete, which means Official Gazette.
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The Official Gazette announced earlier that the Treasury was taking over the stake.
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She died August 19 from breast cancer, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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The Capital Gazette gunman used a legally purchased pump-action shotgun, police say
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ROB HIAASEN, CAPITAL GAZETTE EDITOR AND BROTHER OF AUTHOR CARL HIAASEN, IDENTIFIED AS NEWSROOM SHOOTING VICTIM Ramos reportedly had a history with the Capital Gazette, as reports said he sued the paper and one of its columnists for defamation in 2012.
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Read more of Tuesday's Reliable Sources newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... Remembering the Capital Gazette shooting Two survivors from the Capital Gazette shooting, reporters Selene San Felice and Rachael Pacella, were at the dinner.
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" Danielle Ohl, a Capital Gazette reporter and chair of the Chesapeake News Guild, which covers the Capital Gazette and other Baltimore Sun Media Group properties, told CNN Business that the staff is "still trying to figure out what it all means.
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By Monday evening, Block invited more scrutiny with the sudden appointment of Keith Burris, the editorial director of the Post-Gazette and the Toledo Blade (both papers are owned by Block Communications Inc.), as executive editor of the Post-Gazette.
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According to the Gazette, Allen co-owns two traditional restaurants in the Canadian city.
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He was covered in bruises and was bleeding, according to the Elmira Star-Gazette.
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Rob Hiaasen was the assistant editor of The Capital-Gazette, according to his byline.
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The obituary for Kathleen Dehmlow (Schunk) first appeared in the Redwood Gazette this week.
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Good news: the poem is back on the cover of the Stars Hollow Gazette.
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It was discussed that The Capital Gazette didn&apost wish to pursue criminal charges.
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We so expect an update on the deadly shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper.
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And they say that he had a long running feud with the &aposCapital Gazette.
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And the Capital Gazette people met with the local police about five years ago.
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The bullet struck Steele in the chest and the arm, according to The Gazette .
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The photographer, Martha Rial, working for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, won the Pulitzer Prize.
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The Niagara Gazette said a neighbor attempted to intervene, but was threatened by Ciskiewic.
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The decision was published in the government's official gazette on Monday, the filing added.
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"We were just sitting on the couch talking," Bostic told the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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The finance ministry announced the approval of the exchange in the government's official gazette.
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The two founded a magazine, La Gazette du Cinéma, which collapsed after five issues.
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According to The Harvard Gazette, you need a Harvard ID to get a ticket.
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At the scene, authorities said the only spillage was mouthwash, the Post-Gazette reported.
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Phil Davis, a reporter from the Gazette, tweeted that multiple people had been shot.
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Anthony Messenger, an intern at the Gazette, also tweeted while the incident was underway.
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"I think we are really confident," point guard James Robinson told the Pittsburgh Gazette.
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There truly is nothing that can get you blacklisted from college sports. [News-Gazette]
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"I've never had a problem with officers before," Hupp told the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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Witnesses said there were as many as three gunmen, according to the Montreal Gazette.
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"It's the best bill I've ever seen, I believe," Blair told the Gazette-Mail.
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That notion was popularized in 1830, in The New York Gazette and Daily Advertiser.
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While huge props go to Groff, The Harvard Gazette should get some as well.
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Possible motive Police said the shooting was a "targeted attack" on the Capital Gazette.
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"It's a completely open newsroom," said Terry Smith, a columnist for the Capital Gazette.
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That's why I found Thursday's massacre at the Capital Gazette in Maryland so shocking.
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A year ago we lost five people in the Capital Gazette shooting in Annapolis.
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Calef is a prominent gun rights advocate in Colorado Springs, according to the Gazette.
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The obituary for Kathleen Dehmlow [Schunk] appeared in the Redwood Falls Gazette on Monday.
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" The board also gave the Capital Gazette $20193,000 to "further the newspaper's journalistic mission.
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Surging newsprint costs are beginning to hurt publications like The Gazette in Janesville, Wis.
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Weinstein is being held in isolation, according to a report in the Niagara Gazette.
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The news of his positive coronavirus test was first reported by the Niagara Gazette.
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"All I got was a plaque," he told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in 2007.
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Andrew Rush, a staffer for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, first tweeted out the image.
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The Post-Gazette employs about 150 reporters, editors, photographers and artists in the newsroom.
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Here's what people are saying about the Capital Gazette: The Associated Press Media Editors group also pledged to assist the Capital Gazette as its staff recovers from the attack, and called on other news organizations to do so in the days ahead.
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"It was like a gash in the community&aposs heart," he told The Journal Gazette.
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The 19-year-old acknowledged his wrongdoing, the Gazette reported, citing a probable cause affidavit.
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Or the story that ran in the Suffolk Gazette on November 17, 1810: Melancholy accident.
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A GoFundMe for Capital Gazette journalists has raised more than $25,000 in just four hours.
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We are heartbroken at the loss suffered by our peers at the Annapolis Capital Gazette.
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"I can tell you this," Gazette reporter Chase Cook tweeted after Thursday&aposs deadly rampage.
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Bunyan said Capital Gazette reporters have admirably continued to carry on their craft amid grief.
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Well, she's actually going back to work on December 23, the Charleston Gazette-Mail reported.
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Furlong said the campers were burning poop in a hole, reports the Reno Gazette Journal.
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" Maryland Gazette columnist Amy Badger Laque tweeted that she had "just talked with him Monday.
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According to the government's official gazette, Rousseff signed the so-called LDO law on Thursday.
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The source said the approval of both deals would be published in Friday's government gazette.
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Thumbnail image credit: Carlos Osorio / AP; Bryan Bennett / Kalamazoo Gazette-MLive Media Group via AP.
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And the Capital Gazette has vowed to continue publishing in the wake of the shooting.
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"I saw somebody running up the stairs really fast," Perry told the Capital Gazette newspaper.
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Another neighbor, Jeff West, described Brown as "super nice and friendly," to the Kalamazoo Gazette.
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Griffith, who was last seen August 16, is from Ashland, the Ashland Times-Gazette reported.
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Two raids related to the bust were also carried out in Canada, Montreal Gazette reports.
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"I'm not even thinking about that right now," Rodgers told the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
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Roberts "really values her privacy," her attorney, Clint Lancaster, previously told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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A new decree published in the Official Gazette includes measures to support private sector employment.
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In the government's official gazette, the president offered a 30-paragraph explanation of his veto.
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Six changes had been made to the constitution published in the Royal Gazette on Thursday.
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The new legislation will take effect once it is published in the government's official gazette.
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Don't take my word for it; just look at what happened with the Capital Gazette.
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The Gazette has been operating for 127 years, growing along with the town's granite industry.
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Mr. Connelly and his wife initially lived on the second floor of the Gazette building.
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The five victims were all employees of the Gazette, according to police, including several journalists.
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The papers pulling their support include the Missoulian, the Billings Gazette and the Independent Record.
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The bill will likely be formally vetoed on Monday when the official gazette is published.
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For instance, The Gazette has no website and contest submissions must be sent by mail.
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Iowa's sole nuclear power plant is on track to close in 2020, the Gazette reports.
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According to Bermuda's Royal Gazette, Bloomberg is still a part-time resident as of 2019.
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The decision took effect early on Thursday when it was published in the Official Gazette.
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Benjamin Franklin was a notorious hoaxer during his tenure as publisher of the Pennsylvania Gazette.
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The decision to dissolve the DRS has yet to be published in the official gazette.
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Ramos previously sued the Capital Gazette for defamation in 2012, but the lawsuit was dismissed.
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Investigating the incident, the small newspaper Sports Gazette uncovers a wide-ranging healthcare fraud scheme.
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He has since filled out paperwork for a restraining order against Rutkowski, the Gazette reported.
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His mother is the former film critic and society editor for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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An obituary of Mr. Caldwell in The Billings Gazette, by contrast, describes a full life.
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Over the years, Mr. Ramos directed particular fury at the Capital Gazette and its staff.
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Within minutes, Capital Gazette journalists were receiving messages from friends, colleagues and other news outlets.
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Overall donations to Tree of Life reached $6.3 million, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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"Everything is breathtaking right now," Ngoepe (pronounced n-GO-pay) told The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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"You're a lovely person," he told the moderator, Lyz Lenz of the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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"I'm here because I want to show support for impeachment," Dakin told the Reno Gazette.
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The ensuing landslide buried a house and one apartment complex, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.
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The gazette published a presidential decision which said the car production project, launched on Oct.
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On Thursday, five people were killed in the newsroom of the Capital Gazette, a Maryland newspaper.
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By Thursday morning, residents were allowed to return to the apartment building, the Post-Gazette reported.
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Police believe he had been hit on the head from behind and strangled, the Gazette reported.
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"I just went with sign that said, 'Republicans Against Trump,'" Crites told the Reno Gazette-Journal.
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Police reporting five fatalities after shots fired inside the newsroom of Maryland newspaper the Capital Gazette.
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The Capital Gazette is among the nation&aposs oldest newspaper dating back to the mid-1800s.
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No further threats to the Capitol Gazette Newspaper or to the area around 888 Bestgate Road.
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Its circulation peak was recorded in November 1989, Press Gazette reports, when it shifted 421,829 copies.
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In 255, for example, the official gazette published a law ratifying the UN Convention against Torture.
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Its boss complained to Estates Gazette, a trade paper, of bids that were "detached from reality".
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Ramos reportedly had a long-standing grudge against the Gazette, having once sued them for defamation.
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The rule will need to be published in the royal gazette before being effective - a formality.
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In Pennsylvania, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette just slashed its delivery schedule to three times a week.
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"I'll never live by a river again, I'll tell you that," he told the Gazette-Mail.
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"Let me be very honest, I was frightened, I was scared," he told the Post-Gazette.
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"The dog was spooked, panicked," Captain Ron Rock of the Island Queen ferry told the Gazette.
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Rob Rogers' cartoons started disappearing from the pages of The Pittsburgh Post Gazette earlier this year.
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The shooting occurred at the offices of The Capital Gazette, an Annapolis police spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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"I don't know why I did something so foolish," he said, according to the Montreal Gazette.
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It had a circulation of 171,459 in January, according to ABC data quoted by Press Gazette.
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A city government gazette, perhaps not spotting the Hitler reference, used the phrase in a headline.
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Prior to departing Wisconsin, I was briefed on the shooting at Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland.
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The Finance Ministry's decision will come into effect once it is published in the government gazette.
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Her attorney, Frank Walker, declined to discuss the details of the case with the Post-Gazette.
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According to a county roster obtained by the Post-Gazette, she earned a salary of $38,987.
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Cofece had published a notice of the probe earlier on Thursday in the daily government gazette.
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"I can't pay the rent, and it takes money to move," Fisher told the Billings Gazette.
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Best told the Reno Gazette-Journal that he won't design more Burning Man temples after 2016.
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Following the tragic shooting at The Capital Gazette, people are showing their support for local press.
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Reeves told the Colchester Gazette that no one is taking responsibility for what happened to her.
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"The urgency is to do it well and do it promptly," Comey told The Niagara Gazette.
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The Baltimore Sun, which owns the Capital Gazette, published stories honoring each victim on Thursday evening.
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That information previously had been kept secret under a prosecution immunity agreement, reported The News-Gazette.
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According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, more than 44,85033 people are on probation in Philadelphia alone.
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For now, community weeklies like The Gazette are not quite as bad off as the dailies.
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The Gazette has a website, but it serves only as a billboard for the essay contest.
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The seat will remain vacant until his successor takes office in January, the Gazette Mail reported.
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"The urgency is to do it well and do it promptly," he told The Niagara Gazette.
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Police don't think the attack was motivated by religion or ethnicity, according to the Post-Gazette.
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In Ohio, children have starring roles in trout derbies next month (The Times-Gazette of Hillsboro).
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" On the Capital Gazette shooting on Thursday: "I have a lot of respect for the press.
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A grand jury indicted the brothers on second-degree murder charges, the Elmira Star-Gazette reported.
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I wrote an article for Marine Corps Gazette in 2015 outlining our changes and our success.
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Even with its newsroom a crime scene, The Capital Gazette announced that it would publish today.
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While one committee there admitted him, another awarded him and his Gazette colleagues a Pulitzer Prize.
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He received the medal for the first time on Wednesday, the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported.
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Mr. Shribman, a former reporter for The Times, is executive editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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But The Post-Gazette texts showed him apologizing to her about the anti-abortion Facebook posts.
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She will work there for a week while Sun reporters fill in at The Capital Gazette.
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New York (CNN Business)The last 10 days at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have been turbulent.
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The Daily Hampshire Gazette of Northampton, Massachusetts, published a story about the county's air quality rating.
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Saccone, meanwhile, dismissed Lamb's fundraising prowess in comments to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published on Friday.
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"The urgency is to do it well and do it promptly," he told the Niagara Gazette.
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Joe Biden made the most headlines with his condescension to moderator Lyz Lenz of The Gazette.
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On Monday, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that the stores will be closing in early August.
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The draft law comes into effect from the date it is published in Argentina's official Gazette.
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"It was a magic season for all of us," The Post-Gazette quoted him as saying.
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Aimed at Senator Dean Heller, a Nevada Republican, the article appeared in The Reno Gazette-Journal.
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I took a copy of The Egyptian Gazette, the Middle East's oldest English-language daily newspaper.
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