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Rare and becoming harder to find.

A featured PCNN story about a regional plant shines the light on how easily trends can inspire novelty consumption, creating an unsustainable ecosystem. You can read the original story from The Homepage's March 2022 edition at their online archive Hazelwoodinitiative.org, as well as, in print again with The Northside Chronicle's May 2022 newspaper.

Nearly two years ago, the tiny teams of several community newspapers across the city hopped on Zoom to find ways to support each other for the very first time.

Even before the murmurs of a global pandemic, the world's gradual shift to digital had already disrupted the newspaper industry in a similar fashion.

We're extremely proud of the continued heritage printed news provides to the very real spaces that we live in. From stories of the influential, to the voices of the impacted, hyper-local newspapers collect and preserve neighborhood history in a central place for all residents.

Our efforts to provide and protect resources, such as ramps and your local community newspaper, are for the community now and in the future.

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Enjoying Sukhothai Noodle Soup and Spicy Spaghetti from Thai & Noodle Outlet while digesting the collapse of the Fern Hollow bridge and Mayor Gainey's challenges in key city departments in the current edition of

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