Paradise Post

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Paradise Post
Owner(s) Digital First Media
PublisherJim Gleim
EditorRick Silva
Founded1947;77 years ago (1947)
City Paradise, California
Country United States
Website http://www.paradisepost.com

The Paradise Post is a twice-a-week newspaper in Paradise, California. [1] The newspaper is part of the Digital First Media corporation. It was previously owned by Lowell Blankfort and Rebele Rowland, before selling the paper to Dean Singleton and MNG in 2003.

The publisher of the paper is Jim Gleim. The managing editor is Rick Silva.

The paper has a circulation of about 7,000, and publishes Wednesday and Saturday. It was first published as the Paradise Post in 1947.

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References

  1. "Paradise Post Archive". Newspapers.com. 2 October 1979. Retrieved 2023-03-06.