Who owns the Syracuse Post-Standard?
Advance Publications
The Post-Standard
| The first issue of The Onondaga Standard, Sept. 16, 1829. | |
|---|---|
| Type | Daily newspaper |
| Format | Broadsheet |
| Owner(s) | Advance Publications |
| President | Timothy R. Kennedy |
How do I contact Syracuse Post-Standard?
Please visit myaccount.syracuse.com to manage your subscription to the newspaper or syracuse.com. For delivery or log-in problems and requests, call 315-470-NEWS (6397) or 1-800-765-3231 or e-mail [email protected].
How much is the Syracuse Post-Standard?
The price of the Sunday Post-Standard and the daily newsstand price do not change. The weekly price of a Saturday/Sunday subscription is $2.10. A Monday-through-Saturday subscription is $3. A Monday-through-Sunday subscription is $4.75.
Where is the Syracuse Post Standard printed?
The company operates out of a high tech hub in downtown Syracuse, N.Y., and prints The Post-Standard from its building at Clinton Square.
How do I cancel my Syracuse Post-Standard?
You can cancel your subscription at any time. If you are a print or digital subscriber, call 1-315-470-6397 or email [email protected] to cancel.
What days is the Syracuse Post-Standard printed?
1, The Post-Standard will focus more of its resources on its digital offerings — on Syracuse.com and in smart phone, tablet and other applications. Home delivery of a printed paper will be reduced to three days — Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
How much is a Syracuse subscription?
$19.99 a month
When that user clicks on a story, a screen will pop up prompting you to become a subscriber. You have up to eight times to dismiss the screen, after that you will have to pay the digital subscription fee of $19.99 a month. This will give you unlimited access to Syracuse.com, premium newsletters and the e-Post Standard.
Does Syracuse have nursing major?
Nursing at Syracuse has left a special mark throughout communities all over the world, and continues to do so through those who earned nursing degrees at Syracuse University and through the nursing administrators and faculty who have taught here.