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Knoxville News Sentinel
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About
Based in Knoxville, TN, the News Sentinel has a daily readership of nearly 120,000, which exceeds 150,000 on Sunday.
Submission guidelines
These are some general guidelines for submitting a letter to the editor:
- Include your full name and contact information. For legal reasons, the publication must confirm the identity of every letter writer. Ask permission from an adult before giving any personally identifiable information. Read more Internet safety tips.
- If you don't want your name published, attach a short note requesting anonymity. Some publications have strict policies against publishing anonymous letters; other publications will honor your request after confirming your identity.
- Send your letter to one publication only. Most newspapers and magazines will not publish your writing if there is a chance it will be published elsewhere.
- Observe word limits (200 words or less).
Read how to send a letter to the editor at the Knoxville News Sentinel web site.
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There are four ways to submit letters to the News Sentinel:
- Email your letter to letters@knews.com
- Copy, paste, and send your letter electronically. Use the electronic form at knoxnews.com. If you are unsure how to copy and paste electronically, read the step-by-step instructions.
- Fax your letter: 865-342-8635
- Mail your letter to:
Letters to the editor
News Sentinel
P.O. Box 59038
Knoxville, TN 37950-9038 |
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