
North Kingstown Standard-Times - North Kingstown, RI
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The NK Standard-Times, part of the Southern Rhode Island Newspapers group of weekly newspapers run by Rhode Island Suburban Newspapers, Inc., has an office in an old bank building in the Wickford village of North Kingstown.
Waymark Code: WM9GKZ
Location: Rhode Island, United States
Date Posted: 08/19/2010
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In the Wickford section of North Kingstown, near where Main Street and Brown Street meet, is a modest building that houses the North Kingstown (NK) Standard-Times office.
The NK Standard-Times is a weekly paper that serves North Kingstown, Exeter, and Jamestown, RI, and was founded in 1888. The newspaper is now part of a group of weekly newspapers called the Southern Rhode Island Newspapers, which is owned by the Rhode Island Suburban Newspapers, Inc (RISN Operations, Inc.). This company was formed by Illinois executives who bought the Rhode Island holdings of Journal Register Company in 2007 (this company has since gone through bankruptcy and emergency out of it). The corporate headquarters are currently in Wilmington, Delaware. The operation headquarters are in Wakefield, RI. This office serves as the weekly's local office.
Current circulation (2006) was 3,854.
Area Served: North Kingstown, Exeter, and Jamestown, RI
 Please provide a link referring to the newspaper's demise.: [Web Link]
 What is (later, was) its physical address?: 13 West Main Street Wickford, RI United States of America 02852
 Does it now just provide an internet read?: Both newsprint and internet
 Internet address: [Web Link]
 Did you ever buy or subscribe to this paper?: No.
 If applicable, when was this publication's last edition?: Not listed

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