You'll receive the Sunday Ledger's comprehensive news report, colorful entertainment and opinion sections, and the state's best sports section - plus dozens of sales circulars and coupons, and more real estate, employment, and automotive classifieds than any other Sunday New Jersey newspaper. The Sunday Star-Ledger provides you with award-winning special features, sections and reports. And with a subscription, it's even better: You'll have the newspaper waiting on your doorstep daily by 6:30 a.m., ready to enjoy with your first cup of coffee.Īnd now, with your subscription to The Jersey Journal, you will also receive the Sunday Star-Ledger! You can buy The Jersey Journal at stores near you every morning Monday through Saturday. The Jersey Journal is also Hudson County's number one source for job listings every Saturday. Our lively columnists will keep you informed, and our color comics and puzzles will keep you entertained.
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Material that appeared in The Journal or on NJ.com must not be republished or otherwise reproduced without our permission.The Jersey Journal gives you full coverage of local Hudson County events, politics, business, sports, real estate, schools, crime, culture, and so much more. Stories, photographs, and multimedia produced by the Journal are copyrighted by The Evening Journal Association, its partners, and affiliated companies. If you are situated outside the area, they will search their collections on your behalf for a fee. in Jersey City, the New Jersey Room is Hudson County's premier resource for information about local history and development. Located on the third floor of the main library, 474 Jersey Ave. Microfilm copies of older editions, as well as a selection of clippings and prints donated by the newspaper, are available through the New Jersey Room of the Jersey City Free Public Library.
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The Journal does not maintain an archive of stories and photographs older than 1990. More details are available on the signup page. However, there is a fee charged to download copies of articles. NewsBank is also easy to use, and searches are free and unlimited. If you're looking for something published between 1990 and the mid-2000s that's not posted on our affiliated website, you can sign up for NewsBank, a commercial search service for libraries that maintains a long-term archive of the newspaper. An advanced search engine limited just to obituaries is available at. The main NJ.com search engine includes recent obituaries provided to The Journal by funeral directors and families. Virtually everything produced by the Journal newsroom for at least 10 years is available there. It's powered by Google, so it's familiar and simple to use. The most recent news headlines and photo galleries are available on NJ.com's Hudson County news page, You can see images of recent front pages and find links to Journal columnists on the home page for The Journal's print edition, If you're looking for a particular story or photograph from The Journal, the first place to start is the search engine on NJ.com. Find a story, photo, or obituary from The Jersey JournalĪrticles, photos, and multimedia from The Jersey Journal are posted every day around the clock at our affiliated website, NJ.com.
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