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| − | The ''Granville Sentinel'' was first established in 1880, under the name ''Granville Times''. This publication ran until 1941, when it shut down. The ''Granville Sentinel'' started back up in 1970,<ref>Drew Bracken, “Library Makes Granville Newspapers Available Online,” ''Granville Sentinel'', October 8, 2015.</ref> but was still a struggling business until it was purchased in December 1988, by Sally and Angus MacPhail. When they purchased it, the newspaper only had 600 subscribers, but by 1993, the paper had 1500 paid subscribers and sold 300 copies at newsstands.<ref>Jeff Bell, “The Sentinel Rebounds in Granville,” ''The Advocate'', May 16, 1993.</ref> In 1995, the same company that owns ''Newark Advocate'' and ''Pataskala Standard'' bought the ''Granville Sentinel'' from the MacPhails.<ref>“Thomson Acquires Granville Papers,” ''Newark Advocate'', May 10, 1995.</ref> In 2015, after 7 years of project work, the [[Granville Public Library]] made it possible to access the ''Granville Sentinel'' online. Access to the website is free, but an account does need to be created.<ref>Bracken, “Library Makes Granville Newspapers Available Online.” </ref> | + | The ''Granville Sentinel'' was first established in 1880, under the name ''Granville Times''. This publication ran until 1941, when it shut down. The ''Granville Sentinel'' started back up in 1970,<ref>Drew Bracken, “Library Makes Granville Newspapers Available Online,” ''Granville Sentinel'', October 8, 2015.</ref> but was still a struggling business until it was purchased in December 1988, by Sally and Angus MacPhail. When they purchased it, the newspaper only had 600 subscribers, but by 1993, the paper had 1500 paid subscribers and sold 300 copies at newsstands.<ref>Jeff Bell, “The Sentinel Rebounds in Granville,” ''The Advocate'', May 16, 1993.</ref> In 1995, the same company that owns [[Newark Advocate | ''Newark Advocate'']] and [[Pataskala Standard| ''Pataskala Standard'']] bought the ''Granville Sentinel'' from the MacPhails.<ref>“Thomson Acquires Granville Papers,” ''Newark Advocate'', May 10, 1995.</ref> In 2015, after 7 years of project work, the [[Granville Public Library]] made it possible to access the ''Granville Sentinel'' online. Access to the website is free, but an account does need to be created.<ref>Bracken, “Library Makes Granville Newspapers Available Online.” </ref> |
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Latest revision as of 07:28, 6 October 2021
The Granville Sentinel was first established in 1880, under the name Granville Times. This publication ran until 1941, when it shut down. The Granville Sentinel started back up in 1970,[1] but was still a struggling business until it was purchased in December 1988, by Sally and Angus MacPhail. When they purchased it, the newspaper only had 600 subscribers, but by 1993, the paper had 1500 paid subscribers and sold 300 copies at newsstands.[2] In 1995, the same company that owns Newark Advocate and Pataskala Standard bought the Granville Sentinel from the MacPhails.[3] In 2015, after 7 years of project work, the Granville Public Library made it possible to access the Granville Sentinel online. Access to the website is free, but an account does need to be created.[4]
M.J.
Return to Newspapers main page.
References
- ↑ Drew Bracken, “Library Makes Granville Newspapers Available Online,” Granville Sentinel, October 8, 2015.
- ↑ Jeff Bell, “The Sentinel Rebounds in Granville,” The Advocate, May 16, 1993.
- ↑ “Thomson Acquires Granville Papers,” Newark Advocate, May 10, 1995.
- ↑ Bracken, “Library Makes Granville Newspapers Available Online.”
