Established in 1749 by a German printer, Ernst Heinrich Berling, as a semiweekly called the Københavnske Danske Post-Tidende, it became a daily in 1841.
There are daily and semiweekly newspapers and quarterly and monthly magazines published on Guam, and several radio and television stations broadcast local and international news and features daily.
Adam Bryant has interviewed hundreds of executives during more than four years of writing Corner Office, his semiweekly Q. & A. feature on leadership and management.
Mr. Griffin, who died on Nov. 23 at 78, was the city editor of a semiweekly Pecos newspaper that competed fiercely with a daily paper owned by none other than Mr. Estes.
Mr. Mullet decided to stop holding the semiweekly church services that are the norm for the Amish, instead calling meetings that were filled with accusations and confessions.
The company operated a 25-day, semiweekly stagecoach run along a route from St. Louis, Mo., through El Paso, Texas, and Tucson, New Mexico Territory, to San Francisco.
In 1873 Gordon became editor of the woman's department of the Narrow Gauge, a semiweekly paper published in Stockton, California.
A restaurant review in a March issue of his semiweekly newspaper complained, "These days, in Cuzco, 'older' means 'established 1990.' " Globalization has gone on a tear in the old Incan center known by an earlier generation of backpacking tourists for its sublimely exotic spiritual setting.
The semiweekly magazine Zitty, $2.90 at newsstands, provides bar, club and entertainment listings.
"It was like having somebody sit alongside me saying, 'Hey, this is the way we do this,' " said Mrs. Murphy, who is learning how to chat online by participating in semiweekly chats held by the site's Webmaster, Gwen Schertl.
It is every journalist's dream: to hold forth, weekly or semiweekly, on just anything.
