Two Sundays in a row, no newspaper delivered. I pay for a Sunday Newspaper to be delivered to my…read morehome because it's the only day of the week I get a real newspaper instead of having to read the digital crap. It's no wonder they are shutting down. Horrendous customer service, having to download from the app at least 3 - 4 times to actually get the entire paper. What a sad joke the Post-Gazette has become

I hate to give a negative review for a newspaper. I'm an old Pittsburgh girl, still interested in…read morethe city. I remember fondly reading the old "paper" newspapers, The Pittsburgh Press and later the PG. So I jumped on an e subscription offer. What a disappointment. While I wasn't expecting the NYT or WaPo, and was subscribing mostly for local news, my experience has been one of this paper consists of short blurbs. If I want blurbs, I can see them on WTAE website. We also got a trial subscription to the San Francisco Chronicle. The Chronicle newspaper has in depth articles, the kind I was hoping for from the PG. I will be canceling when my introductory price is up. I was hoping for more. Local newspapers are so important. It is too bad the PG is falling short.

Trib reporter K.S. interviewed me a month ago for a story on my hypnosis business. I am planning…read moregroup hypnosis sessions at the South Pike Cinemas in Sarver, PA. This same reporter interviewed me in 2023 when I rented an office for my hypnosis business in the Murphy Building in Tarentum . The article made the paper. I recently was informed by this reporter that the interview we had was not accepted as it was more of an "advertisement than an article." It took him a month to inform me. The article was all about why I chose to try to do my hypnosis at the theater . It was not an advertisement. He's a good reporter and he asked the questions . It was a good interview. The theater manager who is permitting me to do these sessions was there answering questions. A photographer was there taking many photos . There was no reason to believe it would be rejected. Of course, I never saw the completed work of the reporter. I asked K.S. to tell me who made this decision . I asked him to explain how many other "articles " on other businesses were in the trib. These businesses are paid for their services . They were articles and not considered advertisements. Why were these articles published and mine rejected? I have not received an answer. I emailed the managing Editor and have not had a response . I'm not a paranoid person . I'm a retired psychiatric nurse and active hypnotist. In my curious mind, this rejection is about something else. It feels discriminatory. I'm very disappointed in the Trib editorial team who chose to reject what was probably a good article about this fascinating intervention for wellness.

When you want actual news and real reporting, this is the publication for you. Add in top-notch…read morephotographers and their peerless sports reporting, and you have a publication that can't be beat. Realize that the one star/two star reviews are by libtards whose sole purpose is to drag down this paper's rating. Forget the P-G and get the Trib.

I enjoy the editorials and must admit that I lean conservative. Most of the larger cities in Pa…read more tend to be liberal by default. We have been a union-oriented economy for decades and although most of the heavy industry is no longer part of who we are, the mind set continues to think liberal and Democrat. It's a kind of "what was good enough for my father, is good enough for me." So sad that the Democrat party has abandoned the working man as it's logo, and has supported the agenda of bringing more undocumented people from foreign countries into this one. It appears that they quickly put them into entitlement programs and take credit for whatever the tax payers provide in the way of funding. Our elected representatives no longer do what we elected them to do, and instead pander various voting blocs in order to get re-elected. I am hopeful that the Greensheet will continue to opine in the direction it has thus far. It reaches out to far more people that one might imagine.

From the owner: The Green Sheet is a local advertising newspaper which first began in 1889 as the "Bennet Star" and…read morewas later renamed as the "Valley Journal" around 1920. The Valley Journal was then sold to Milton Hammond and was once again renamed The Green Sheet and has been in the Hammond family since 1941. What seperated The Green Sheet from other competitors at the time was the that the paper was free to pick up at local stores, gas stations, banks, and other businesses, thus creating a high volume of loyal readers to this day. Our large circulation includes Allegheny county, Butler county, Armstong and Westmoreland County. The Green Sheet got its name from using its distinct green paper which stood out in stores all across the region. Over time, the paper has altered in appearance for a more modern look with color. To this day The Green Sheet prints and distributes 36,000 newspapers per week to over 800+ locations in Western Pennsylvania. The year is 2016, and The Green Sheet is sticking with t

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