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JOBSMinority newspapers are the primary source of infor-
mation in the all-important area of employment.
ACHIEVEMENTSMinority newspapers are the major source of positive
news about minority accomplishments and their contribu-tions to the American way of life. Minority newspapers devote more space to their progress than any other me-dia.
HOUSINGThe minority newspaper is the normal source of in-
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Vassar College Awards 630 Diplomas
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Bennett College Stu-dents Travel Abroad
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Hundreds of Black Men and Boys Visit Capital Hill
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Hudson Valley Latino Scholarship Award Winners were honored on Thursday, May 19, 2016 at Newburgh’s Ramada Inn. Pictured are: Tyler Knox (Washingtonville High School), Jacquelyn DeJesus (Middletown High School), Brittany Calleja (Middletown High School), Isis Benitez (Poughkeepsie High School), Jaymie DeLeon (Newburgh Free Academy), Olivia Lopez (Pine Bush High School), Adalhia Hart (Pine Bush High School), and Thomas Crowfoot (Pine Bush High School).
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2016 Poughkeepsie State of the City Address
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Commemorative Coins Struck at West Point Mint
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Army Takes Game Se-ries From Boston U
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Jessica Caporiccio puts some face-painting touches on Janiyah Sanchez, age 8, of the City of Newburgh at Saturday’s “We are Newburgh” Easter event, held at Delano-Hitch Stadium.
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President Obama on National Caribbean-American Heritage Month, 2016 PAGE 2
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Senator Addresses Af-fordable Housing Needs
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Skincare Brands Started by Smokey Robinson
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“American Pickers” is Coming to New York
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President Reagan “punching” Muhammad Ali in the oval office on January 24, 1983.
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Dr. King Tribute January 18 January 13
Salute to Graduates June 28 June 23
Spring Car Care April 12 April 07
Hispanic Heritage September 20 September 15
Women’s History Month March 15 March 10
Back to School August 30 August 25
Salute to Fathers June 14 June 09
Holiday Gift Guide I November 22 November 17
Black History Month February 15 February 10
Summer Fun July 12 July 07
Tribute to Mothers May 10 May 05
Home Improvement October 11 October 06
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2017 • Frequency: The online newspaper website user spends more than twice as many hours online than the general user. On-line newspaper users are three times as likely as general internet users to be online during the workday when out of reach of other media. (Source: “Power Users,” 2006, MORI Research)
• Credibility: Branded content brings a higher quality audi-ence. A study from the Online Publishers Association (OPA) showed that OPA audiences were more like to buy products and services in a number of key categories, including automotive, entertainment, financial, home, travel and business to business.
• Targeted: If you want to focus on a particular backyard, advertising in an online newspaper is more personal, and more relevant, because it is local. Newspapers also publish a plethora of niche sites for virtually any demographic.
• Purchasing power: 89% of newspaper website users pur-chase online compared with 56% of general users. 40% of on-line newspaper users have incomes higher than $75,000; 69% own their homes. 18% of online newspaper users have spent more than $2,000 online in the last six months.
• Content: Excluding e-mail, the most popular online ac-tivities and content categories include national and local news, sports, financial information, entertainment news and things to do. 54% of general internet users visit online newspapers for lo-cal news, compared with 40% for the local TV station websites and 20% for the local radio station site. Not even Yahoo! can top online newspapers as a local news source. (“Power Users,” 2006, MORI Research)
• Newspaper online audiences are growing: Online newspa-pers keep growing their audiences. In an average month during the first quarter 2010, more than 74 million visited a newspaper website, more than 37% of the active internet universe. (Nielsen Online)
• High profile: Online newspapers generate very large gains in Online Ad Awareness among C-level and other higher management job holders: C-level managers showed a 23% in-crease in Aided Brand Awareness and VP/director-level manag-ers showed a 38% increase following their exposure to an ad campaign in online newspapers (across all industries). When the brand metric shifts to Message Association, C-level execs showed the largest increase in lift after exposure to campaigns on online newspapers, at 88%. (Dynamic Logic’s MarketNorms database, 2006)
• Cutting Edge: Newspaper website users are more likely to own some kind of portable electronic device. They are also more interested in receiving advertising and product offers through those devices. 40% of online newspaper users are aged 18 to 34. (Source: “Power Users,” 2006, MORI Research)
• Mix: Studies have demonstrated the power of online, when mixed with traditional media, to elaborate the brand message. Newspaper print and online products combined have the highest penetration and most desirable audience of any local medium.
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