Originally published Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at 9:57 AM
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Seattle Times announces more local news partners
The Seattle Times is expanding its partnerships with local news Web sites with the addition of four more sites today. That brings the total number of partner Web sites to 26.
The Seattle Times is expanding its partnerships with local news Web sites with the addition of four more sites today. That brings the total number of partner Web sites to 26. (See the complete list, along with their latest headlines.)
Partnering with The Times today are:
- Maple Leaf Life and editors Mike Ullmann and Mai Ling Slaughter.
- Wedgwood View and editor Wayne Wurzer.
- My Wallingford and editor Marina Gordon.
- Lynnwood Today and editor Mike Murphy.
The Times' effort to build community-news relationships began last August with the launch of the Networked Journalism project. Read about that project here.
The other partner sites are:
Aurora | Seattle
Beacon Hill Blog
Capitol Hill Seattle Blog
Central District News
Eastlake Ave. Blog
Fremont Universe
Kirkland Views
Magnolia Voice
MLTnews.com (Mountlake Terrace)
My Ballard
My Edmonds News
PhinneyWood.com
Queen Anne View
Rainier Valley Post
Redmond Neighborhood Blog
Seattle Beer News
Seattle Local Health Guide
Shoreline Area News
Surrounded By Water (Mercer Island)
Three Sheets Northwest
West Seattle Blog
White Center Now
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NEW - 7:51 AM
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NEW - 8:00 AM
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