Baltimore sun...

Baltimore Sun - The Newspaper:Baltimore Sun, the newspaper from Baltimore, Maryland, has been making its presence with 247,193 copies daily that runs up to 418,670 copies on Sundays since May 17, 1837. A property of the Times-Mirror Company, Los Angeles since 1986, currently it features only the morning edition; The Evening Sun that used to come out every afternoon since 1910 got stopped on September 15, 1995. The Times-Mirror Company passed the rights of publication to the Tribune Company, Chicago in 2000, who changed the layout design completely and for better on September 19, 2005. As of now, The Sun is under a controversy that involves Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. the governor of Maryland and led the newspaper to file a First Amendment lawsuit against the administration. Though the first round in federal court turned out to be a loss to The Sun, it’s decision on making an appeal is in a stalemate situation.

Baltimore Sun - The paper by and for the eminentThe Baltimore Sun paper pulls within its domain a plethora of writers and cartoonists to build up the prominence it enjoys currently; from H.L. Mencken, Raymond S. Tompkins and J. Fred Essary to Gerald W. Johnson, Frank R. Kent and Paul W. Ward with Tim Franklin as the chief editor; the joint effort of the culminated horde has brought a total of 15 Pulitzer Prizes till now and assigned it the status of one among the first 100 top-rated newspapers in the US. Their well-calculated strategies also earned it the epithet of Baltimore Sun online to keep pace with the newer technologies, featuring an active bulletin board where people can discuss and hold debates on current issues. The board also comprises a National and an International forum apart from the local forum and others on the subjects of sports and other related issues.

Baltimore Sun - Spot the differences: An exclusive showcase for sports, news, fiction, poetry, drama, art and everything that humans consider important under the sun; a look at the Baltimore Sun spots the differences immediately to make the curious understands why it’s interpreted as the leading newspaper of Maryland. Add to this the Baltimore Sun classifieds section and a whole new world of resources opens up in front of every person in quest of anything within and outside the state. The same can be witnessed in the Baltimore Sun newspaper website; updated on a 24/7 basis, it features both follow-ups and breaking news apart from original reporting, traffic news, weather, sports and classified sections, drawing 1 million readers on an average every month.

Baltimore Sun - The Obituary Sun: Baltimore Sun’s obituary sun is a section that allows people to post death notices; written by professional reporters, the obituaries appear in the Baltimore Sun newspapers Maryland section. Paid classified ads by nature, it also provides the privilege of searching out specific obituaries in return of a minimal fee; however, the service is restricted only to the obituaries posted after 1985.