William M. Macfadyen

publisher, Noozhawk

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On July 21, the Santa Barbara News Press filed for bankruptcy, leaving employees, creditors, and the community wondering what happened to the over 150-year-old paper.

Santa Barbara News Press folds overnight, leaving employees and community in the lurch

On July 21, the Santa Barbara News Press filed for bankruptcy, leaving employees, creditors, and the community wondering what happened to the over 150-year-old paper.

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