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March 18, 2008: Headlines
A sentimental journey ends
Posted Tue, Mar 18, 11 a.m.
In Maine, where the majority-owning Blethen family rediscovered its roots a decade ago, the Seattle Times Co. is selling three prominent dailies – at a nadir for the newspaper business. It's a bad sign.
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