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Express office closes as employes work from home

March 20, 2020 By Deborah Anderson, Express Staff

Employees of Express Newspapers joined thousands of workers all over the country who packed up their offices and brought them home to work there while they wait out the COVID-19 pandemic.

Those who need to contact the Express should use email.  If you have a news story, subscription concern, or legal notices, contact deb@whphexpress.com.

To contact the editor of the Whitman-Hanson Express, email editor@whitmanhansonecpress.com and Tracy Seelye will respond.

Our printing company has  assured us that they will be able to print our paper, and the company that processes our online newspaper edition has taken on additional capabilities to get ahead of the anticipated additional demand for online news.  They have been closely following what has happened with their clients in Europe and Asia, and predict that increased online demand will follow here in the United States.

As we all voluntarily shelter in place, and respect each other’s personal space, please be kind and helpful however you can.

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