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QC Times, Dispatch/Argus to end Monday print editions Nov. 3; 49 full- and part-time jobs cut as print operations end at Davenport facility

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Lee Enterprises has announced it will end Monday print editions of its major newspapers, including the Quad City Times and Dispatch/Argus, effective November 3.

The media company headquartered in Davenport will continue to produce electronic e-editions seven days a week for distribution through its online news sites.

Last month the Quad City Times shuttered the newspaper printing operations at its Davenport location, eliminating 20 full-time and 29 part-time press and production jobs.

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