The Winona Daily News sponsors many community programs throughout the year. Our support ranges from cash donations to non-profit 501 c 3 organizations to the donation of newspaper space. We also provide prizes for fund raising events like auctions. We are especially interested in supporting organizations in which our employees volunteer. As a matter of policy, The Winona Daily News does not purchase program or yearbook advertising, provide donations to individuals or sponsor golf tournaments.

You can purchase some (but not all) photographs from The Winona Daily News by clicking here. Please note: copyright restrictions prohibits The Winona Daily News from selling every photograph that was published in The Winona Daily News. On winonadailynews.com you can click on "Event Calendar" to search our online LIVE! community calendar. This calendar contains listings inputted by the event organizers themselves. Please note: the staff of winonadailynews.

The Winona Daily News offers tours of the building to school groups and other organizations. The tours are led by Winona Daily News employees and visit all of the departments, including the Editorial Department where our reporters write stories for the paper, and the pressroom where The News is printed. If you have a civic group or school group interested in touring The Winona Daily News, just call Robin Baertsch in the Newspaper In Education department at 507-453-3550.

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The easiest way to list your community event for free is to click "Events Calendar" on winonadailynews.com. Follow the steps to instantly list your event in the "LIVE!" Community Calendar. To have an event appear within the pages of The Winona Daily News print edition, please contact The Winona Daily News LIVE! department; call 507-453-3500 or submit online here. If your event is in the paper, chances are it will appear in The Winona Daily News electronic edition, also.

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Jobs at the Peninsula Daily News are posted at this Web site (JOBS AT PDN at left) and advertised in the classified section of our newspaper. With more than 100 employees, the Peninsula Daily News is one the major employers on the North Olympic Peninsula. Come grow with us! We have opportunities for energetic, results-oriented people and offer an excellent benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, hearing and life insurance, a 401(k) plan, tuition assistance and more.

The Buffalo News was founded in 1880 by Edward H. Butler as a Sunday-only newspaper. Seven years later it became one of a handful of daily newspapers serving the Buffalo area, growing into the region's dominant news source. Warren E. Buffett purchased The News in 1977, resuming publication of the Sunday edition that had been dropped in 1914. The paper begin printing both morning and evening editions in 1982. The Buffalo News sponsors many community programs throughout the year.

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If you look at the articles in a daily newspaper, or analyze what is reported in TV news, you will see a string of negative reports. In fact, nothing positive is reported. The daily news drags you into a morass of sex crimes and foul-play, car accidents, people behaving badly, and the problems of war and politics. While these things are in the world, a daily diet of them misrepresents their importance in daily life. Most things in the world are positive, or at least neutral.

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