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Nov 19, 2013 · Proprietor of The Chronicle newspaper, Frank Baron, has denied reports that the publication has been sold. Speaking to DNO on Tuesday Baron stated that negotiations have only begun with several potential buyers. “No, no, no …. we are negotiating,” he stressed. The 90-year-old businessman said the reason for the newspaper being sold is for ...
The Chronicle. Categories: Media Houses Newspapers. About. Location: Loubiere, Saint George Parish, Dominica. Description: Dominica's national newspaper. Prints come out on a Friday. Contact. Phone: (767) 448 7887. Cell: (767) 448 7802. Email: thechronicle@cwdom.dm. Map. directions to: Loubiere, Saint George Parish, Dominica. sport business event.
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Type. Weekly newspaper (published every Friday) Founded. 1909. The Chronicle is the national newspaper of the Caribbean island nation of Dominica. It was begun by Bishop Philip Schelfhaut in 1909 as the Dominica Chronicle, a bi-weekly publication. [1]
Dec 5, 2013 · Sources say The Chronicle is sold. The deal appears to have been sealed and come next year, the ownership of Dominica’s longest running newspaper, The Chronicle, will be in new hands. Dominica News Online has been reliably informed that an earlier report that The Chronicle was sold, is true.
Jun 18, 2016 · Owner and Editor of The Chronicle, one of Dominica’s two weekly newspapers, Michael “Mike” Jones, has died. Dominica News Online has been informed that Jones was found in an unresponsive state, by his wife, at his home, earlier today. Jones purchased The Chronicle, Dominica’s longest-running newspaper, in November, 2013, from its then ...
