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I am a member of the younger generation that supposedly gets most of their news online. I loathe the passing of the printed paper. I much prefer to get my news in the printed format. I think receiving printed paper connects me to my local community in a different way than reading an online paper does. It is also better suited for longer, more in depth stories, versus the internet which is needs short, attention grabbers to get readers.  I get the Oregonian delivered and the New York Times on Sundays.

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