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Maryland: Newspaper Contact Infomation

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Following is a list of links and letter submission options for the largest Maryland-area newspapers. These papers are a high priority for letters, because legislators are highly likely to see them.

The Baltimore Sun. Must submit full name for publication, home address and daytime phone number. The Sun reminds letter writers that "brevity is the soul of wit."

The Washington Post. Letters must be exclusive to The Washington Post, and must include the writer's home address and home and business telephone numbers. Full policy.

The Washington Times. Include your name, address, and a phone number where we can reach you. Full policy.

Additional Maryland newspapers
Following is a list of links and letter submission options for additional Maryland newspapers, by size of circulation. If your local paper is not listed here, go to their web site and look for the letters or opinion section for instructions. Good luck!

Cumberland Times-News. Circ. 31,456. Include your name, home address, and a phone number.

Montgomery Journal (Rockville). Circ. 30,667. Include your name, home address, and a phone number.

Frederick News Post. Circ. 29,995. Include your name, home address, and a phone number.

Prince George's Journal (Lanham). Circ. 27,866. Include your name, home address, and a phone number.

The Herald Mail (Hagerstown). Circ. 20,530. Include your name, home address, and a phone number.


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