The Portland Daily Sun - Sisters and Competitors

Sisters and Competitors

The Portland Daily Sun was the third free daily newspaper to follow the model of The Conway Daily Sun, launched by Mark Guerringue and Adam Hirshan in 1989 in Conway, New Hampshire. Its sister papers owned by Country News Club and its affiliates also include The Berlin Daily Sun and The Laconia Daily Sun, both in New Hampshire, and a weekly, The Northern Light, in western Maine.

The Sun competes head-to-head with the Portland Press Herald, the largest newspaper in the state of Maine.

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