Not wth a bang but a whimpr

I started my career in print journalism more than 30 years ago, and went on to study and then teach about its seemingly inevitable decline. By chance I find I have moved to a province where newsprint production is a major industry and where the regional paper, The Telegram, still hangs on after 145 years. But it's been sad (if sometimes entertaining) to see how my steadily shrinking printed paper increasingly stumbles as it's slowly starved of resources by its (currently insolvent) owners. So here's a place for anyone who also notices to share, enjoy, and ponder... You can offer your own examples here

A certain amount of local business boosting is probably inevitable, but if you aren't running this kind of thing with an "advertorial" strapline for cash, maybe tone it down a little?