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Due to unanticipated circumstances beyond our control, there will be a delay until the Lancaster Post can be redesigned and restarted. Please accept our sincerest apologies.

More information will be posted here as soon as it is available.

- the staff of the Lancaster Post

For immediate release

Contacts: Ron Harper, Jr., (717) 471.6520

Date: October 30, 2008

Lancaster Post Moves to the Web

The publisher of the Lancaster Post announced a change in focus from a print newspaper that happens to have a website, to a website that occasionally prints a newspaper.

Ron Harper, Jr., Publisher, said, "The Post was published for more than half of a year, every week, which established the Post as a brand, and there are plans to print again, but less frequently."

Harper wll spend the next two weeks focusing on the Post's mockumentary, "Big Wigs of Lancaster," and upgrading the paper's otherwise self-described "boring" website. "Because of the skeleton crew that put out the Post, the paper's voice will be silent for a short while, but when 'Big Wigs' comes out, people will know the Post is back!" said Harper.

Additionally, the Lancaster Post's recent victory in Lancaster County court <<click HERE to read the press release >> has also inspired the advancing of various legal issues. "The legal matters have been neglected because of the day-to-day operations of a weekly paper run by such a small group of people," Harper said. "We must begin to prosecute the cases. The Post has been attacked from the beginning by various people and groups that want to silence our Constitutional rights. We are going to aggressively go after them, but need time to determine strategy and get a team assembled to fight back. We are done taking these body blows from people who are enemies of the Constitution."

Readers are encouraged to pay attention to LancasterPost.com for website updates.

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October 24th , 2008

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