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What’s with the stupid flip book, I want to read it in a standard format, This is useless and hard to read as it is so small! If it was a normal editorial I could share it on facebook like the story on ACT and high taxes.
ReplyDear Ed, It’s a facsimile replica of this week’s printed edition. Everything in the paper is also published independently on the website, where sharing is anticipated.
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Ian Meikle, editor
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