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The Boston Globe celebrates 1776 with a 250th commemorative edition

Media Nation · Dan Kennedy · last updated

This is what the top of The Boston Globe’s homepage looks like today. When I checked out the e-paper, I saw that the first two pages are given over to 1776. If you’re a home delivery subscriber, I’d be curious to know exactly what it looks like in print. Is it the front page, or is it tucked inside somewhere?

More: My wife picked up a print edition at Wegmans. Nicely done!

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