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Dear PoPville – Where did The Onion Go?


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Dear PoPville,

What has happened to the printed copy of The Onion? I used to get it every week either on Thursday and Friday depending on when the distributor filled the box. It’s now been seven weeks since I’ve seen a new one and other people I’ve asked haven’t seen a copy in their boxes either. Has the Post stopped printing it?

You are not imagining things The Onion ceased distribution in DC a couple weeks ago. The Onion started in DC in April 2007. You can, of course, still read online here.

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