Clarion to no longer carry Parade

Thursday, January 1, 2015 9:31pm
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Beginning with Sunday’s edition, the Peninsula Clarion will no longer be able to offer Parade magazine.

Parade was recently acquired by Athlon Media Group, and the Clarion has been notified that the company is no longer distributing its products in our market.

USA Weekend, which the Clarion carried prior to offering Parade, is no longer available as it has ceased publication.

While we are disappointed to no longer have a national magazine in our Sunday paper, the Peninsula Clarion will continue to provide our digital and print readers with plenty of local content, including news, sports and features.

— Will Morrow, editor

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