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Six-Month Newspaper Subscription from ECM Publishers, Inc. (50% Off)
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- $10 for a six-month subscription to the Norwood Young America Times ($20 value)
- $14.50 for a six-month subscription to the Monticello Times ($29 value)
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- $14 for a six-month subscription to the Osseo Maple Grove Press ($28 value)
- $16 for a six-month subscription to the Caledonia Argus ($32 value)
- $14 for a six-month subscription to the Mille Lacs County Times ($28 value)
- $18 for a six-month subscription to the Post Review ($35 value)
- $14.50 for a six-month subscription to the Princeton Union-Eagle ($28 value)
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About ECM Publishers, Inc.
Though ECM Publishers, Inc. distributes papers across Minnesota and Wisconsin, their focus is far more local than regional. Their portfolio of 49 different publications—including the Monticello Times, Stillwater Gazette, and The Caledonia Argus—carries the details of community news, education, and high school sports that might otherwise be overlooked by the larger-circulation midwestern newspapers.