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DIRECT PUBLISHERS - COVERAGE MAP 2020 Seattle Stranger thestranger.com Minneapolis citypages.com Burlington sevendaysvt.com Portland Mercury portlandmercury.com So. NH hippopress.com Boston digboston.com Boise boiseweekly.com Madison isthmus.com Detroit metrotimes.com Milwaukee expressmilwaukee.com NY Metro/No. NJ theaquarian.com Chicago chicagoreader.com North Bay Bohemian bohemian.com Pittsburgh pghcitypaper.com Omaha Reader thereader.com Cleveland clevescene.com Pacific Sun pacificsun.com Philadelphia phillyweekly.com At The Shore pressofatlanticcity.com/attheshore San Francisco sfexaminer.com Salt Lake City cityweekly.net Cincinnati citybeat.com Atlantic City acweekly.com San Francisco sfweekly.com Las Vegas reviewjournal.com Kansas City thepitchkc.com Baltimore WKND East Bay eastbayexpress.com Denver westword.com Washington DC washingtoncitypaper.com Metro Silicon Valley metrosiliconvalley.com Louisville leoweekly.com Santa Cruz Good Times goodtimes.sc St. Louis riverfronttimes.com Monterey montereycountyweekly.com Greensboro yesweekly.com LA Weekly laweekly.com Nashville nashvillescene.com Orange County ocweekly.com Raleigh-Durham Indy Week indyweek.com Charlotte qcnerve.com Coachella Valley Independent cvindependent.com Memphis memphisflyer.com San Diego sandiegoreader.com Phoenix phoenixnewtimes.com Arkansas arktimes.com Albuquerque alibi.com Charleston charlestoncitypaper.com Tucson tucsonweekly.com Dallas dallasobserver.com Atlanta clatl.com Ft. Worth fwweekly.com Austin austinchronicle.com Jacksonville Folio Weekly folioweekly.com San Antonio sacurrent.com New Orleans theadvocate.com/gambit/ Tampa cltampa.com Houston houstonpress.com Orlando orlandoweekly.com Broward / Palm Beach browardpalmbeach.com Miami miaminewtimes.com Print + Digital Titles Blue: Digital Titles ONLY WEB + PRINT .

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