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Second Front Page
Most newspapers put the far-from-home news on the front page and the local news on a section page farther back.
We do it the other way around, because local news involves our readers the most. But we don't skimp on the wire service reports. That's why we created the Second Front, a complete and concise report on all the big stories from around the nation and the world. Two more pages of world, national and state news were recently added behind the Second Front.
Beyond Second Front, there is more wire news, including quick-read briefs of state, national and world news.
And because the Valley Press is printed in the Antelope Valley, our local readers get the latest and most complete reports on fast-breaking news overnight from The Associated Press, New York Times News Service, Copley News Service and Cox News Service.
Using the latest satellite and computer technology from the Associated Press, the Antelope Valley Press has 24-hour-a-day access to the best photojournalism and news from around the world.
Terry Marchan, National News Editor, (661) 267-4223
email: tmarchan@avpress.com
Weather/History
Whether it's going to be cloudy, rainy or bright sunshine, the Antelope Vallley Press pesents forecasts and weather statistics. AccuWeather, the nation's leading private provider of weather forecasting, produees a custom forecast every day, pesented in a full-color map on the back of the Sports section.
Besides daily temperature predictions for Antelope Valley communities, the page also presents temperature forecasts for dozens of California cities and for a selectin of cities elswhere across the United States and around he world. Also on the page are daily almanaac listings with teperature records, pecipitation and wind speeds for Lancaster and Palmdale, plus forecasts for commuters, beachgoers and Sierra vacationers. The page also provides air quality index and sunrise and moonrise times.
Accopanying the weather map is a daily story abut local history: biographies and Antelope Valley pioneers, tales of prosses chasing killers and bank robbers, stories on train wrecks and plane crashes, explanations of how Valley landmarks got their names, accounts of Valley industries like aerospace and alfalafa ranching started.
Public records
The Antelope Valley Press is called a newspaper of record for the area because not only does it print the daily news and features that provide a running, historical chronicle of events, it also publishes many items from the public records kept by the courts and other governmental agencies.
Record news includes filings of civil suits, family law petitions relating to the dissolution of marriage, legal separation and annulment; birth announcements and obituaries.
