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Revision as of 06:38, 28 August 2005
The News-Sentinel is one of two major newspapers based out of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Under a joint operating agreement with the other major newspaper in the market, the Journal Gazette, The News-Sentinel is delivered in the evenings, while the Journal Gazette, is delivered in the mornings. The News-Sentinel is owned by Knight Ridder, the second largest newspaper corporation in the United States. Both the News-Sentinel and the Journal Gazette are managed, however, by Fort Wayne Newspapers. The News-Sentinel enjoys a daily circulation of over 34,000. The News-Sentinel does not have a Sunday edition.
History
The News-Sentinel traces its origins to 1833, when The Sentinel was established as a weekly paper. In 1918, The Sentinel merged with another local paper, The Fort Wayne Daily News, to form The News-Sentinel. In 1980, Knight Ridder bought The News-Sentinel.
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- [www.News-Sentinel.com/ns The News-Sentinel News-Sentinel]