When a newspaper struggles, you don’t have to close it — you can give it to its community

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In Quebec, a community facing the death of its local paper instead worked together to rebuild it as a community nonprofit. Editor’s note : While it was very welcome news when the IRS allowed The Salt Lake Tribune to become a nonprofit , realistically, most metro papers aren’t likely […]

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