Update: Delivery of late editions again delayed by weather

Mechanical issues, weather cause delays.

Juneau Empire
Wednesday, November 3, 2021 1:09pm
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Update, 6:20 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 3: Late editions of the Juneau Empire were printed out of state because of ongoing mechanical problems with the Empire’s press.

The papers will be flown in to Juneau and delivered as soon as possible. The papers were initially expected Monday evening but have repeatedly been delayed.

The Empire regrets the inconvenience. Papers are hoped to arrive Wednesday evening.

In the meantime, the e-edition of the paper is available in its entirety online at https://juneauempire-ak.newsmemory.com/.

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