Dennis Sodomka, executive editor of the Augusta Chronicle, announced some changes to the paper on Saturday, including to the business section.
The changes take effect next week.
“These changes are meant to make the paper easier to use and more helpful. The newspaper and the web site should reflect the life of our community and should offer you information to make your life easier. If you think of other ways we can do that, please let me know.
“The Chronicle is a living, breathing organism that grows out of its community. It will continue to change and evolve as the people of our community change. Thank you for letting us be a part of your life.”
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