Baltimore Sun

Baltimore Sun is a daily newspaper in Baltimore, Maryland, USA covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.

The newspaper is published seven days a week.

It is one of the best American media outlets, according to Mondo Times members.

Founded in 1837, The Baltimore Sun is published solely as a morning edition, although for years there were two distinct newspapers. The Sun was published in the morning and The Evening Sun in the afternoon. The Evening Sun was first published in 1910. In keeping with the nationwide shutdown of afternoon daily newspapers, The Evening Sun ceased publication in 1995.

Circulation: 170,510 copies

Baltimore Sun is one of the largest circulation newspapers in the USA. Mondo Times covers all American newspapers and newspapers around the world.

This newspaper is owned by Tribune Publishing.

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Paywall Coming to Baltimore Sun on October 10
-- In a letter to readers dated September 25, 2011, Baltimore Sun publisher and CEO Timothy E. Ryan announced that the online edition of the newspaper would be available by subscription only -- commonly known as a paywall -- as...

-- April 4, 2011 -- John Fritze is now Washington correspondent at the Baltimore Sun, based in Tribune Publishing's D.C. bureau. He was previously a Congressional reporter at USA Today. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, April 4, 2011

Threat Betrays Big Medicine's Profit Obsession
-- The Baltimore Sun reported on December 6, 2010: "I called David Pacitti, vice president of global marketing for Abbott Laboratories' cardiac-plumbing division, to ask why he seems to want goons to beat me up in the...

Fourteen Years After Its "Final Issue," The Sun Magazine Is Back
-- The Baltimore Sun newspaper has resumed publication of The Sun magazine. From an editor's note posted on the newspaper's web site on September 2, 2010: "It was first brought to life in 1946 as "a picture magazine with an idea. The idea is...

Doctor Shot at Johns Hopkins; Suspect Barricaded at Hospital
-- The Baltimore Sun reported on September 16, 2010: "A man has barricaded himself in the room on the eighth floor of a Johns Hopkins Hospital building, police say, after a doctor was shot on the same floor. The suspect is believed to be...

Dick Irwin, and His Police Blotter, Depart the Baltimore Sun, the newspaper
reported on September 13, 2010: "John Richard "Dick" Irwin, 74, retires from the Baltimore Sun Monday after having spent 44 years reporting on the city's enduring crime industry and distilling and cataloging a never-ending litany of...

Mary J. Corey Promoted to Top Editorial Post at Baltimore Sun, the newspaper
reported on May 20, 2010: "Mary J. Corey, a 23-year veteran editor and writer at The Baltimore Sun, was promoted Thursday to the job of senior vice president and director of content, the news organization's top editorial position. She is...

What It Really Means When Cities Lose Their Newspapers
-- Veteran political writer Frank A. DeFilippo opines on Splicetoday.com: "In Baltimore, the Sun — the last remaining major daily in a town which 25 years ago had three — lost 15 percent of its daily circulation and eight percent of...

Keith Olbermann Scabs and Bloviates, Says Baltimore Sun Writer
-- Keith Olbermann thinks David Zurawik of the Baltimore Sun is one of the worst people in the world. Zurawik responded on May 28, 2009: "That is one of the things journalists do, write stories for Page One. But Olbermann, being a cable host...

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