The world is changing. Like all world citizens, Sacramentans are going digital and shifting away from paper publications. If you’re reading Sacramento Press right now, you’re part of the march into the future. But getting rid of all magazine subscriptions is something I just can’t do. My wonderful mate is a political junkie, sucking up information daily on Huffington Post, the major newspapers, The Sacramento Bee and every latest politico quit-and-tell. I can always tell what type of day it will be by the sound of paper. Mornings filled with fast, furious page flicks, angry newspaper rattles and hard keyboard pecks — oh boy! LOOK OUT. So when the subscription renewal came up for Newswee

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