Plain Dealer "Metro" Section to Return on Sundays

By Sam Allard on Thu, May 4, 2017 at 3:24 pm

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Plain Dealer "Metro" Section to Return on Sundays

The Plain Dealer's Metro section will return to the Sunday edition, the paper announced in print this morning.

The local news section will, according to PD, give readers "more news from around the metro area, and bring together current features, such as the Our Towns news and events compilation, and new features, such as occasional columns from Andrea Simakis, Phillip Morris and Mike McIntyre."

The Metro section used to be indispensable for watchers of regional news and politics. We've missed it, and we welcome its return this Sunday.

You can subscribe to the Plain Dealer, which we heartily encourage, here. Full home delivery and digital subscription package is $3.50 per week. Sunday-only is $1.69 per week.

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