Sentence examples for county paper from inspiring English sources

Two reporters at the East Valley Tribune, a Maricopa County paper, did a five-part study last year of the operations of the sheriff's office.

yourcanterbury is published by KOS Media, which also prints the popular county paper Kent on Sunday.

But in 2018, after endorsing South Florida stalwart and eight-term GOP Rep. Mario Dinz-Balart in previous elections, the Collier County paper endorsed Democrat Mary Barzee Flores to represent Florida's 25th Congressional District, which stretches from the western suburbs of Miami to eastern Naples.

"BuzzFeed, Mashable, the Fiscal Times, a lot of very small county papers all over the U.S.; California Watch, which is an investigative thing in California; the L.A. Times; the Huffington Post — twice".

Baldwin County used paper ballots that were then read by an optical scan machine.

The industries of the county manufacture paper, wire, ammunition, and textiles, as well as processing meat, leather goods, and rubber.

Would a fair solution to the problem here be to move the county's paper of record to another outfit that can do it better and for less taxpayer dollars?

Four key considerations, derived from further work based on this conceptual framework, can provide a lens with which each county concept paper is examined (Table 1).

The county's papers had already consolidated in all but name, and it had become burdensome to remake the paper 12 times each day, reloading the presses so that each paper would carry its own nameplate and local section.

Some small counties use paper ballots, or mechanical voting machines.

In the same legislation, it approved Gov. Charlie Crist's plan to replace the touch-screen voting machines used in many of Florida's counties with paper ballots counted by scanning machines.