Crossword: Good Gnus

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July 12, 2024

This week’s theme: some current local news sources.

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Puzzled PandaCorrection (7/15/2024): One observant solver discovered an error in this week’s puzzle and is the first recipient of the coveted “Puzzled Panda” award.
The former 25 Across clue was: Blue Angels org., which would suggest NAVY or USN
— neither of which both fits the grid and matches the clue syntax, nor is the intended answer.
The corrected clue now reads: Inits. on a B-52.

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Explanations of selected entries, theme, clues, etc.: (spoilers)

17A. THE DAILY COURIER
29A. ROGUE VALLEY (Times)
36A. SNEAK PREVIEW(S)
49A. ASHLAND.NEWS
61A. JEFFERSON PUBLIC (Radio)

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