Announcing our partnership with Metro
Word is spreading quickly, but we wanted to share the news for those who may not have heard: NEast Philly has entered into a partnership with Metro, the city’s free daily newspaper.
Metro recognizes how much relevant news happens in the Northeast, and in order for that news to reach a broader audience, the editors have agreed to run some NEast Philly content on a regular basis.
Every other Wednesday (check our events calendar for the dates), make sure to pick up a copy of the Metro, where you’ll find a few pages of Northeast content — provided by NEast Philly. Some content will be republished directly from the site, while other articles will appear exclusively in Metro.
Our partnership officially began April 14, and the second issue ran April 28. The next Northeast edition of Metro will be published Wednesday, May 12.
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