Loudoun newspapers to merge
Two Loudoun newspapers announced Thursday that they are merging their print and online operations.
The Loudoun Times-Mirror and the Loudoun Independent are combining, Peter Arundel, president and chief executive of Times Community News, said in an article posted on LoudounTimes.com.
The Times-Mirror will continue to be published on Wednesday, while the Independent will move to Friday publication.
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| June 17, 2010; 3:16 PM ET
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What will happen to the staff of both newspapers? The Independent had been recently purchased by M.C. Dean Co. Is it being sold to the Times-Mirror? The article is pretty brief. Will the editor of the papers be combined into one position? What about the Independent's publisher -- what happens to her job?