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Nashoba Publications : ウィキペディア英語版
Nashoba Publishing
Nashoba Publishing is a weekly newspaper company in the far northwest suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts. It is operated by the Sentinel & Enterprise, which in turn is owned by MediaNews Group.
== Sisters and Competitors ==
The family that formerly owned Nashoba, headed by publisher Frank J. Hartnett Sr., sold the chain in 2000, for an undisclosed amount of money.〔Elfland, Mike. "MediaNews to Buy Chain of 6 Weekly Newspapers." ''Worcester (Mass.) Telegram & Gazette'', January 21, 2000.〕 Two years later, MediaNews opened a new plant in Devens, Massachusetts, in the middle of Nashoba's coverage area, to print Nashoba weeklies, ''The Lowell Sun'', and the ''Sentinel & Enterprise''.〔Vaznis, James. "Media Company Merging Print Sites; $7M Plan Includes Move to Devens." ''The Boston Globe'', August 1, 2002.〕
Nashoba newspapers' primary competitors are their sister dailies in Fitchburg and Lowell. Additionally, in Harvard, the company competes with a weekly owned by Community Newspaper Company; and in Ayer, Devens, Harvard and Shirley with the daily ''Worcester Telegram & Gazette''.

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