Paper Cuts: Every Gannett Paper Listed Here

By: E&P Staff The Gannett Blog (not affiliated with the company) has updated its list of announced cuts at all of the chain's 87 papers, with one-third still not announced. Here is the Thursday morning accounting, with cuts vs. total staff. You will see that at the site there are also links to a paper's story on its own toll.

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* Alexandria, La.: 14 jobs cut; 214 total employees (story link)
* Appleton, nine other Wisc. papers: 92 of ??? (story link)
* Asbury Park, N.J.: 92 of 750
* Asheville, N.C.: 16 of 240
* Battle Creek, Mich.: 50 of 105 (story link)
* Binghamton, Elmira and Ithaca, N.Y.: 40 of ???
* Brevard, Fla.: 36 of 460 (story link)
* Bridgewater and East Brunswick, N.J.: 23 of ???
* Burlington, Vt.: 14 of 272 (story link)
* Cherry Hill, N.J.: 59 of 475 to 500
* Chillicothe and Lancaster, Ohio; plus other, smaller Ohio publications: ??? of about 150
* Cincinnati: ??? of 950
* Clarksville, Tenn.: 11 of ???
* Des Moines: 74 of 801 (story link)
* Detroit: ??? of 1,900
* East Brunswick, N.J.: (see Bridgewater)
* Elmira, N.Y.: (see Binghamton)
* Fond du Lac, Wisc.: (see Appleton)
* Fort Collins, Colo.: 5 of 250
* Fort Myers, Fla.: 80 of 600
* Great Falls, Mont.: 6 of 165
* Green Bay, Wisc.: (see Appleton) (story link)
* Greenville, S.C.: 36 of 500
* Guam: ??? of 207
* Hattiesburg, Miss.: 40 of 175 (story link)
* Honolulu: 51 of 697 (story link)
* Indianapolis: 52 of 1,100
* Iowa City, Iowa: 9 of 85
* Ithaca, N.Y.: (see Binghamton)
* Jackson, Miss.: 33 of 400 (story link)
* Jackson, Tenn.: 11 of 140
* Lafayette, Ind.: 13 of 230
* Lafayette, La.: ??? of 277
* Lansing, Mich.: 34 of 403
* Louisville, Ky.: 69 of 1,100 (story link)
* Manitowoc, Wisc.: (see Appleton)
* Monroe, La.: ??? of 215
* Montgomery, Ala.: 31 of 264 (story link)
* Morristown, N.J.: 14 of 190
* Mountain Home, Ark.: ??? of 66
* Muncie, Ind.: 9 of 169
* Murfreesboro, Tenn.: 3 of ???
* Nashville: 92 of 1,000
* Opelousas, La.: ??? of ???
* Oshkosh, Wisc.: (see Appleton)
* Palm Springs, Calif.: 15 of 350
* Pensacola, Fla.: 28 of 400
* Phoenix: 97 of 2,650
* Port Huron, Mich.: 5 of 260
* Poughkeepsie, N.Y.: 14 of 200 (story link)
* Reno, Nev.: 61 of 400 (story link)
* Richmond, Ind.: 68 (includes press shutdown in January) of 145
* Rochester, N.Y.: 59 of 739 (story link)
* St. Cloud, Minn.: 23 of 217 (story link)
* St. George, Utah: 12 of 137
* Salem, Ore.: 12 of 415
* Salinas, Calif.: 40 of 120
* Salisbury, Md.: 25 of 275
* Sheboygan, Wisc.: (see Appleton)
* Shreveport, La.: 21 of 289 (story link)
* Sioux Falls, S.D.: 18 of 300 (story link)
* Springfield, Mo.: 19 of 380
* Staunton, Va.: 15 of 100 (story link)
* Tallahassee, Fla.: 25 of 285 (story link)
* Tucson, Ariz.: ??? (at the Citizen) of 695 (at the Citizen and the JOA)
* USA Today, McLean, Va.: 20, newsroom alone; more cuts expected in other departments -- all from an estimated 1,500
* Visalia, Calif.: 8 of 123
* Westchester, N.Y.: 43 of 850 (story link)
* Wilmington, Del.: 44 of 600 total employees (story link)