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Message: [QUOTE="Improviser, post: 4300432, member: 10683"] Advertisers. Those posting obituaries for family members. Those who want to read interesting stories of local families opening a restaurant or closing a 100 year old business known in the community, or any similar human interest story. ------------------------------------------------------- The Redge, like a lot of local newspapers can be read for free at [URL="http://www.nhregister.com"]www.nhregister.com[/URL]. But, to get the aforementioned [I]perks[/I], they label stories as Premium and charge a yearly fee of like $200 to read those stories. I suppose if you supplement the free material from nhregister.com with [URL="http://www.wtnh.com"]www.wtnh.com[/URL], you would get pretty good comprehensive coverage of local and regional news. Bizarrely, nydailynew.com has a limit of free articles, whereas nypost.com has unlimited reading. Not much difference in the quality of those two, IMO. Both cover NY crime and the NY sports teams, smattering in national and international news. USA Today online, has a lot of[B] Subscribers Only,[/B] above stories. And, they keep reducing the free online content. [/QUOTE]