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Out Loud

Just a note: I worked diligently last week to get all people up or back up who were both members and subscribers. Subscribers from the old system who had time left on their subscriptions should be back up.

Unless you want to be only online, locals should be getting their papers mailed to them this week if they’re either a member or subscriber as we transition from a Subscription to a Membership model.

However, I’m not only human but I’ve been suffering from what may be bronchitis for more than 10 days so my brain may be a bit wonkier than usual.

If  you think you should be getting a paper and are not, check with me by email (becky@towncrier.com) or phone (951-659-2145).

Becky Clark, Editor

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