The decision to close our printing facility in Providence was prompted by an insurmountable supply chain issue.” The post 136 ...

The Associated Press said Monday that it would begin offering buyouts and lay off selected employees, part of a plan to ...

Gannett-owned USA Today and the chain’s more than 200 other newspapers won’t endorse a candidate for president — joining the ...

The closure is just the latest cutback at the 195-year old newspaper, which in recent years has laid off staff, trimmed ...

The Providence-based printing facility is responsible for printing nine of Gannett's local publications, including the Telegram & Gazette and Patriot Ledger.

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“The decision to close our printing facility in Providence was prompted by an insurmountable supply chain issue,” Gannett, the owner of the Journal, said in a statement. “The press utilizes ...