Should have been down a long time ago—few people bother to read the almanac let alone the print edition. Waste of paper

The whiners who have an axe to grind seem almost in glee.

With the depression we are entering killing most ad revenue, local papers will drop like flies. Please consider supporting local papers. We will greatly miss them when they are gone.

I am so grateful to you as our primary connection to what is happening in our community. I am checking in with the Almanac for important information all the year, and especially at this time. Thank you!

EDITOR:

CAN YOU APPLY FOR GRANT MONEY TO KEEP YOUR NEWSPAPERS IN OPERATION DURING THIS PERIOD?

PEARL

Makes good business sense, glad to have your publication as a prized source of local news. SJ Merc has gone downhill, switched to digital only version and their site is almost unusable with the way it pops ads. Thanks for doing important work, I still like your print version and hope you can afford to resume publishing sometime before the end of 2020. Stay strong!

Keep up the reporting. So important to have hyperlocal news at a time like this. Thank you!

The Almanac has tried to be the source of factual information on city government, with its only missteps coming from quoting evasive city council members and city staff. Kate Bradshaw was our link to the truth in all matters citywide.
To Print is Obsolete poster: it’s sad you feel compelled to be mean. May you be well and may you be free from danger.

I enjoy reading the print but I totally understand as I also get it online. Be safe everybody

The almanac has been filling a big gap for local residents. As soon as possible we should get it funded. Can you remind all of us how to send in contributions to it?

Editor's Note: Thank you for your supportive words and offer to help. You can start a subscription by clicking on the "Subscribe" buttons at the top right of every web page or going to Web Link

As a former resident of Menlo Park currently living in Portola Valley, I have seen what a great job the Almanac has done in covering all the important local issues -- especially those related to the quality of our schools and town government.

Losing the print edition's advertising revenue is obviously going to be a big problem for the publisher.

In my opinion, it is unlikely that the print edition will come back any time soon, if ever. But, all of us should consider helping by subscribing to the online edition of the Almanac.

If you're already a subscriber, please encourage your (online) friends to join!

[Note: I am writing as a long-term subscriber to the Almanac, and have no business or personal connection to the publisher.]

Does anyone remember when there were pages & photos of youth soccer & baseball. Does any one know how to bring back those days? Always fun to see scores & standing every week

This is clearly the responsible thing to do, and I am glad you’re making online access available. I love and trust the Almanac and will pay up to help keep you going. Thank you for all the great journalism. (And I hope you will return to a paper edition When This Is Over).

I would urge readers to start or renew their subscriptions to The Almanac. We need to support local journalism!