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Rochester Sentinel is the name of a number of current and former newspapers. These include:

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  3. Mateos, Evelyn (2019). "The Rochester (Ind.) Sentinel has been purchased by Paxton Media Group from owner and publisher SarahO. Wilson". Editor & Publisher . Duncan McIntosh Company. 152 (7): 1. ISSN   0013-094X. EBSCOhost   edsbig.A595251369.
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