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The Alameda Sun is Alameda’s only independently owned and operated newspaper founded in 2001. The paper is owned by Alameda resident Eric J. Kos and Oakland resident Dennis Evanosky. Home-delivered free of charge every Thursday with a current circulation of 23,500, the Alameda Sun prides itself on focusing solely on Alameda news, events, people and causes. It is the most widely circulated news source in the city of Alameda. The Alameda Sun mission is to convey the Alameda experience, both past and present, through an informative, financially viable community newspaper, in print and online. The Alameda Sun offers many opportunities for the residents of Alameda to give voice to their opinions and experiences, with commentaries, letters to the editor and interactive features such as The Sun Shines Everywhere, . The Alameda Sun strives to feature well-written local stories with humor, sensitivity and style, and aims to provide the first rough draft of history for current and future Island residents. The Alameda Sun is the only publication in Alameda to regularly cover local business, religion, technology, boats/maritime, historic homes / architectural preservation and complete crime reporting, among other unique features including local columnists. Our staff of passionate professionals possess more than 70 years of combined experience in the newspaper industry.