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Vol. I · No. 1Prolonging the Slow Death of NewspapersEst. 2026

Forgiven, Not Forgotten

From the AP's Kristen Gelineau (Thanks, Andy): "You got a letter," Mike Seccuro said, tossing an envelope onto his wife Liz's lap as he climbed behind the wheel of their minivan.
Who lives in Vegas? she wondered briefly of the postmark before her eyes stopped on the sender's name.
She froze.

Who lives in Vegas? she wondered briefly of the postmark before her eyes stopped on the sender's name.

She froze.

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