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1/. In tough times, we all turn to the local news to inform us. To keep is safe. To keep us connected. The incredible team at the @PhillyInquirer has been doing an amazing job during the COVID-19 crisis.
2/. While the public shelters in place, the journalists of the @PhillyInquirer visit our local hospitals. https://twitter.com/lisagartner/status/1242797282162024456.
3/. Our photographers hit the streets to bring us stunning imagery of how COVID-19 is impacting our community https://twitter.com/pkerkstra/status/1245038110771228675
4/. Digital journalists are keeping http://Inquirer.com updated 24/7, and the production team has been working diligently and uninterrupted to print the papers and get them delivered.
5/. We know the @PhillyInquirer’s local journalism is more important than ever because more people are coming to http://Inquirer.com than at any point in the site’s history. (The only time that’s come close? The day after the @Eagles won the Super Bowl.)
6/. The @PhillyInquirer keeps finding ways to bring readers critical information about public health and safety during the pandemic, including a constantly updated live blog and coronavirus newsletter, with free access. https://www.inquirer.com/newsletters/coronavirus/sign-up/
7/. This all-facts, no-panic coverage from the @PhillyInquirer is invaluable in this unprecedented moment — and it comes at a cost. That cost is funded by our loyal subscribers.
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