SEATTLE (AP) - Seattle will be a one-newspaper town after
Tuesday, when the 146-year-old Seattle Post-Intelligencer prints
its last edition.
The P-I will continue to live on the Internet with a much
smaller staff.
Parent company Hearst Corp. says it has failed to find a buyer
for the newspaper, which it put up for sale in January after nine
years of financial losses.
The end of the print edition leaves The Seattle Times as the
only major daily in the city.
The announcement comes about two weeks after Denver's Rocky
Mountain News published its final edition.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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Another Big City Newspaper Goes Belly Up
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer will print its last edition Tuesday after 146 years in business. Two weeks ago, Denver's Rocky Mountain News published its final edition.
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