Detroit's new newspaper
It looks like the new Detroit Daily Press will start publishing in less than two weeks.
I know several folks now on staff; good news people all. Should be interesting.
According to the Associated Press:
Brothers Mark and Gary Stern said Friday they'll start publishing The Detroit Daily Press on Nov. 23, selling it for 50 cents daily and $1 on Sundays. Home delivery starts Nov. 30.
The paper's 60 full-time employees are using the former offices of The Daily Tribune of Royal Oak, which moved.
The Sterns ran daily newspapers in Detroit in 1964 and 1967; New York in 1978; and Minneapolis in 1980 when workers at those cities' major newspapers went on strike.
The paper's new site is here and its Facebook fan page is here.
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