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On July 2 the Rappahannock News, along with the rest of Times Community Newspapers, will join a growing number of newspapers around the country that are changing to a narrower page size. Major studies have shown that this new size provides a newspaper that is easier to read and more comfortable to the reader.
While the new size is a bit smaller, we will not be reducing the amount of space devoted to news coverage. You will find all the news, features, sports and advertising you have come to expect, in a newspaper that is a little easier to hold and fold.
By reducing the width of our newspaper page by an inch we use less newsprint, providing a number of positive benefits. It has»a signif
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