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Your Newspaper!
Want to wish your loved one a happy birthday, anniversary,
or general congratulations? Have a photo of your child's first
birthday, party, prom or wedding? Whatever the event, the
South Dade News leader is your newspaper and we would be happy
to publish your special occasion! Email pictures with captions
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Who We Are
- The South Dade Newsleader is a weekly paid publication that has served South Dade for over
96 years. Our circulation is 152nd Street, Miami
through Cutler Ridge, Redland, Perrine, Goulds, Princeton,
Naranja, Homestead and Florida City. The bulk (68 percent)
of our circulation, however, is in the Naranja, Homestead
and Florida City region.
- Distribution for the News Leader now tops 24,000 weekly
and is home delivered, sold by dealers and in racks throughout
South Dade. No other publication reaches this area and the
duplication in readership between the News Leader and the
Miami Herald is less than 22 percent.

A Trusted Resource
- K-Mart, Best Buy, Sears, Lowe's and Home Depot, to name a few, have
been placing inserts in the News Leader on a weekly basis
to achieve complete saturation of the South Dade market for
a number of years. These companies use only the major publications
and are very results oriented.

Diversity
- In addition to our paid publication, we also publish
a free weekly paper, The Total Leader, which is bulk dropped
at specific locations to give advertisers even more exposure.
Our 2-day combination rate is affordable and the package guarantees
total market coverage.

New Growth
- The South Dade area is actually the last frontier in Miam-Dade
County and the population is rapidly increasing. As the population
increases, so do new subscribers to the News Leader.
- Specific new developments, such as Waterstone Estates, have
recently been incorporated as part of the City of Homestead
and we are now distributing the News Leader there and in all
new communities in deep South Dade.
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