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To Our Readers

July 28, 2008 - 5:38 am
 

The Review-Journal is making changes in certain sections beginning this week. The Monday and Tuesday Living sections will not appear in the newspaper. Most of the content of those sections is moving to other positions in the paper. Standing lists and certain other features will move to our Web site, reviewjournal.com. Features and columns previously appearing on the Our Town page will move to the View community newspapers every Tuesday.

Check the index on the front page each day for the location of the comics, movie listings, Variety and TV pages.

Thursday’s Living section, to be renamed Neon Thursday, will focus on entertainment. The section also will carry fashion and style features under the Image heading. The Friday image section no longer will appear.

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