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Publisher’s Note: Investing in local journalism

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By Charles M. Sennott Verified
| The Martha's Vineyard Times Verified
The price of great local coverage? Just $1 a week. We believe strongly in public access to reliable information, and we are equally committed to building a sustainable future for the local journalism our Island depends on. We hope you have seen the improvements we’ve made to our website, as well as how we’ve stepped up coverage of news, events, and the arts. However, there’s a cost to producing consistent, high quality coverage across the Island — so we’re asking for your help.
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A free press ignited the American Revolution

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By Charles M. Sennott Verified
| Aol Verified
A free press ignited the American Revolution History matters, especially when it informs the present. As we reflect on the 250 years since the birth of America, the historic role that a free press played in that founding narrative should be remembered as it feels more relevant than ever.
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Celebrating independence for America – and the press

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By Charles M. Sennott Verified
| The Martha's Vineyard Times Verified
Before the Declaration of Independence was signed 250 years ago, there was an aspiring new industry known as the free press. It took shape thanks to the earliest practitioners, such as the young Benjamin Franklin, who as the printer and publisher of the influential Pennsylvania Gazette, was widely believed to be the first newsman in what would become the United States of America.
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