Also visit the press to see that day's paper being printed.

After the fire, for some time, both papers were printed on the Times press.

The paper was first printed on the second story of a 3-story building at 407-409 Delaware.

Ironically, the paper was printed on exactly the same site as its second home.

With all four presses running, 300,000 papers can be printed in just one hour.

The paper was badly printed and there were no photographs.

Readers in those areas will now receive a paper printed after midnight.

Since then, the staff has decided to keep the paper alive but minimize the amount of papers printed to 500.

Companies and/or individuals can come to have great influence over a publication due to the money they contribute to getting the paper printed.

The last paper printed was on December 31, 1985.