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https://www.orlandosentinel.co...peramerom-story.html

"In June, the Sentinel was sued by its landlord for not paying rent for three months during the coronavirus pandemic. According to an Orange Circuit Court lawsuit, Midtown Opportunities said it was owed about $370,000 for rent from April through June."

While I do not wish for people to lose their livelihood, when they are skewed so far to the Left, my sympathy goes away.

As said on 'Big Bang Theory' they should "pon-far" themselves!


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Ice age heat wave,
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Ah, the Orlando Slantinel




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Posts: 9784 | Location: Orlando, Florida | Registered: July 12, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Print newspapers are on their deathbed. They are owned by Tribune Publishing in Chicago, which owns a bevy of liberal leaning newspapers. It is telling that the parent company is not paying the bills. Orlando is unfortunate to be losing such a fine fish wrapper.


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Wait, what?
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Orlando is unfortunate to be losing such a fine fish wrapper.

Not to mention parakeet cage liners.




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Commercial real estate is going to have a long, bumpy road ahead. Many companies don't see the need for such expensive buildings when many employees can work remotely.
 
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Blahahaha went to the link and was told I need to pay to see the article on them not having the money to pay their rent.

We cancelled it years ago, horrible paper, very pro left wing Chicago style news, doesn't bother me at all. One less fake news paper..
 
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Is the newspaper actually going away or just the building? I read that employees are still working remotely, so it appears the paper is still in business (unfortunately)?


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For those of you living in Florida, you'll love this. Per Florida law, cities/counties are required under law to advertise their upcoming annual budgets in a newspaper with local distribution. Since the Sentinel is the 'only' newspaper meeting that requirement for Central Florida, I tried (unsuccessfully) a few years ago to point out to a couple local mayors that they needed to start pressing for a change in that law to make virtual/digital advertising of their budgets possible before the Sentinel disappeared. And even if the 'journalists' are working from home, without their building there will be no print copy of the Sentinel available, which is the requirement in current law. I was told that I was being alarmist for no reason and that they were not worried about this issue given the Sentinel had been here for decades. Just more people with zero intellect and/or vision of where the future was headed. Think I'll drop each of them that are still in office a nice "I told you so" email. Wink


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For those of you living in Florida, you'll love this. Per Florida law, cities/counties are required under law to advertise their upcoming annual budgets in a newspaper with local distribution. Since the Sentinel is the 'only' newspaper meeting that requirement for Central Florida, I tried (unsuccessfully) a few years ago to point out to a couple local mayors that they needed to start pressing for a change in that law to make virtual/digital advertising of their budgets possible before the Sentinel disappeared. And even if the 'journalists' are working from home, without their building there will be no print copy of the Sentinel available, which is the requirement in current law. I was told that I was being alarmist for no reason and that they were not worried about this issue given the Sentinel had been here for decades. Just more people with zero intellect and/or vision of where the future was headed. Think I'll drop each of them that are still in office a nice "I told you so" email. Wink


BWAH. Hah HAH. HAH HAHAHAHAH.

Good ol Buddy and his Cronies wouldn't listen to reason?! Really? Well, you just call ol Doug Head and see if you can talk sense into these new guys. Oh, wait.


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For those of you living in Florida, you'll love this. Per Florida law, cities/counties are required under law to advertise their upcoming annual budgets in a newspaper with local distribution. Since the Sentinel is the 'only' newspaper meeting that requirement for Central Florida, I tried (unsuccessfully) a few years ago to point out to a couple local mayors that they needed to start pressing for a change in that law to make virtual/digital advertising of their budgets possible before the Sentinel disappeared. And even if the 'journalists' are working from home, without their building there will be no print copy of the Sentinel available, which is the requirement in current law. I was told that I was being alarmist for no reason and that they were not worried about this issue given the Sentinel had been here for decades. Just more people with zero intellect and/or vision of where the future was headed. Think I'll drop each of them that are still in office a nice "I told you so" email. Wink


Is that building location where they physically print the newspapers?
 
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Oh yes, the same Orlando Sentinel that published the names and addresses of all the CHL holders in Florida a few years ago... Well, bye!
 
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Is that building location where they physically print the newspapers?
Yep. No building downtown, no print newspaper.


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Posts: 33845 | Location: Orlando, FL | Registered: April 30, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Good ol Buddy and his Cronies wouldn't listen to reason?! Really? Well, you just call ol Doug Head and see if you can talk sense into these new guys. Oh, wait.


Orlando wouldn't be a bad place if that dickhead buddy and his cronies like demmings just went swimming in Lake Jesup.


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I remember when the Orlando Sentinel used to be a good newspaper.
 
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They just wanted to join the ‘rent amnesty’ bandwagon, didn’t work out.
 
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In 2017, the newspaper closed its printing press operation and outsourced printing to a Gannett plant in Lakeland.


Doesn't sound like this has any effect on their ability to continue printing the newspaper, since that building is not where they do the printing.
 
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Good ol Buddy and his Cronies wouldn't listen to reason?! Really? Well, you just call ol Doug Head and see if you can talk sense into these new guys. Oh, wait.


Orlando wouldn't be a bad place if that dickhead buddy and his cronies like demmings just went swimming in Lake Jesup.


Sorry I missed this! LOL. I'll let them pick- Lake Eola or Lake Como or Nona or about a hundred other lakes that would take them!

I used to work for a State Political Party in College- lifetime NDA signed so I could help the research Director. I met some of these folks while a college kid (late 90's) and they made me sick then. In private, there is NO discussion of right/ wrong or ideals- even communist/ socialist ideals. They only talk poorly of their opponents and how to win. They only talk about what good it will do THEMSELVES if they win. It's pretty bad and VERY obvious if you spend time with them (shudder at the memory)- but the Orlando Slantinel has never said one bad word about any of them that it wasn't forced to say.


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Orlando wouldn't be a bad place if that dickhead buddy and his cronies like demmings just went swimming in Lake Jesup.


Well - Edmund probably choose Lake Jessup since it has the highest density of gators in FL (other than the Everglades) so he's trying to maximize chompage.
 
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Orlando wouldn't be a bad place if that dickhead buddy and his cronies like demmings just went swimming in Lake Jesup.


Well - Edmund probably choose Lake Jessup since it has the highest density of gators in FL (other than the Everglades) so he's trying to maximize chompage.



Duh. I was not even reading that that as "swimming" so much as dumping. My mistake lol! And I'm okay with either.


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Is that building location where they physically print the newspapers?
Yep. No building downtown, no print newspaper.
From the link posted by the OP - "In 2017, the newspaper closed its printing press operation and outsourced printing to a Gannett plant in Lakeland."


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