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Posted: September 15, 2008
Journal's informative Internet paper site now available to all subscribers
Beginning Oct. 14 the editorial stories on New York Real Estate Journal's popular internet paper site (www.nyrej.com) will be available to ONLY those who have in their possession the monthly password.
The informative and easily navigated site contains all of the stories contained in the weekly Journal.
The password will be printed in the Journal and be available to all paid subscribers of the newspaper.
The new site has already been complimented as one the finest weekly newspaper internet sites in the country.
You can visit www.nyrej.com or call (781) 878-4540 for a subscription to the paper.
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