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After 32 years, Newsday has closed its doors to the public, publishing its final online edition yesterday.
The move followed a staff meeting with newly appointed liquidator Maria Daniel, where employees were formally informed that the company had ceased operations.
During the meeting, staff were told they were no longer required to report to work, pending the winding-up process. Employees will remain on the payroll until the end of the month.
Speaking with Guardian Media yesterday, several staff members said they felt a sense of relief at finally receiving clarity after weeks of uncertainty.
