This is the price of a truly free press. You have to sink or swim on your own; there are no permanent deep pockets. I am old enough to remember world-class newspapers like the Newark (NJ) Evening News and the New York Herald Tribune. When the backers with the cash disappeared, so did the newspapers. An easy response would be to ask you to put the paper on the Internet as a daily. Even that, however, costs money that just may not be there. Yours was a really enjoyable paper and an educational experience. Perhaps we'll get to see the Sun in a future incarnation. Howard Sontz
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