Pennsylvania To Study Whether Notices Should Still Be Placed In Print Newspapers (mediapost.com)

Pennsylvania is the latest state that could stop jurisdictions from paying newspapers for publishing their legal notices.

The State Senate whip, Sen. Ryan Aument (R), is calling for a study to assess the cost of paid public notices. This would include all locales statewide.

That study, he wrote, “will go a long way to helping the Legislature decide if continued advertising in print newspapers is still the best method to ensure this important information reaches the public.”
more at: https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/395800/pennsylvania-to-study-whether-notices-should-still.html

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