Press and Journal (Pennsylvania)
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The Press and Journal is a weekly newspaper serving central regions of Pennsylvania in the USA.
Established in 1874 the paper has a circulation of approximately 15,000 copies in the Elizabethtown, Harrisburg, Highspire, Hummelstown, and Middletown and areas. It has published over 100 volumes and is printed weekly.
It is published by Press and Journal Publications.
Current Owner: Joseph Sukle
Current Editor in Chief: Marlene Lang
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[edit] Features
Sound Off: The most read section of the Journal where readers may send in messages, but has been made popular by the numerous complaints and banter sent in.
Roots: Family origins from citizens in Pennsylvania
View Points: Opinion pieces submitted (opinion not reflected by the paper)
Obituaries
Middletown Police News
Church: Announcements from the local churches about events, services, etc.
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Middletown Potpourri by Peggy Brown: Submitted community announcements and events for Middletown, PA.
Maximum Movies by Max Einhorn: Movie Reviews of new releases.
Lower Swatara Township by LaVonne Kruse Ackerman: Submitted community announcements and events from Lower Swatara Township, PA.
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