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Sun-Telegraph Publisher Keith Hansen announced today that in response to reader input, the paper is switching to a morning edition.
“We’ve had a lot of complaints since I’ve been here,” Hansen said of the Sun-Telegraph’s current publishing schedule. “People don’t like getting the paper sometimes two days after it’s published. This switch will make news more timely.”
Currently, the Sun-Telegraph prints each day’s edition that same afternoon for delivery to the post office. By the time the Monday edition reaches customers, it is sometimes as late as Wednesday in outlying areas.
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