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Serving eastern Connecticut and beyond... The Day Publishing Company, established in 1881 by John A. Tibbits, publishes The Day, a daily newspaper covering a 20-town region in eastern Connecticut with a daily and Sunday readership of nearly 100,000, and theday.com, a website generating more than 4 million page views a month. The Day Publishing Company also publishes Mystic Country magazine, the official annual visitors guide for the region with a circulation of 250,000; Go Westerly, an annual tourism magazine with a circulation of 60,000; Sound & Country, an in-market tourism tabloid published three times a year with a circulation of 30,000. The company also runs Day Printing, a division specializing in commercial printing, graphics and bindery services. The Day Publishing Company owns Shore Publishing, LLC, which publishes seven weekly community newspapers from East Haven to Old Saybrook, with a combined circulation of nearly 75,000. The company also owns The Times Community News Group, a group of eight weekly publications serving towns east of the Connecticut River to Pawcatuck, with a combined circulation of nearly 80,000.

WTNH TV is located In New Haven, Connecticut and is an ABC affiliate. Address: News Channel 8 8 Elm Street New Haven, Connecticut 06510 203-784-8888 WTNH debuted on June 15, 1948 as WNHC-TV on channel 6. The station was founded by the New Haven Register along with WNHC radio (1340 AM, now WYBC) and WNHC-FM (99.1 MHz., now WPLR). It is Connecticut's oldest television station, and the second-oldest in New England (WBZ-TV in Boston signed on less than a week earlier). It was originally an affiliate of the DuMont Television Network, and claims to have been the first full-time affiliate of that short-lived network.[2] It added NBC and CBS in 1949, with ABC following in 1950.