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Your support comes at a critical time for our news operations. The shutdown of local businesses has directly impacted revenue we receive in the form of advertising, so your contribution helps pay for our reporters working tirelessly covering the impacts of COVID-19 in our community and allows us to keep most of our news coverage of the coronavirus free.

Thank you again for your generous support of our efforts to provide vital information to our entire community.

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Publisher, The Times

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