The Patriot Ledger, part of GateHouse Media and based in Crown Colony in Quincy, has been hit by cuts through much of the past decade.
(John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)
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Job cuts spread across the region as newspapers try to regain footing
The Patriot Ledger, part of GateHouse Media and based in Crown Colony in Quincy, has been hit by cuts through much of the past decade.
(John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)
The Boston Globe is not alone. The financial troubles swamping the Globe washed into the newsrooms of other local newspapers long ago, leading to painful staff cuts and shriveling news operations at the Boston Herald and GateHouse Media Inc., owner of more than 100 daily and weekly newspapers in New England. (Full article: 1027 words)
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