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On the recordJune 10, 2010
I rise today to extend my warmest congratulation to the Daily Sparks Tribune of Sparks, NV, on their historic milestone. The Daily Sparks Tribune is celebrated throughout Nevada for its first-class journalism, which continues this week for the 100th consecutive year. The Tribune has been in circulation since 1910, representing news of both Sparks, NV, and the greater State. In 1901, Senator Thomas A Kearns bought the newspaper, along with three other regional papers. The newspaper now circulates to over 5,000 businesses and homes in Nevada. The Nevada Press Association has honored the work of the Daily Sparks Tribune on many occasions for their outstanding investigatory, editorial, journalistic, photographic, and philanthropic accomplishments. In 2009 alone, the newspaper received 17 awards in the annual Nevada Press Association awards. Not only has the Daily Sparks Tribune provided Nevadans with a spectacular news source, but it has also become a central part of our community. I join with Nevadans throughout the Silver State to honor the Daily Sparks Tribune for its 100 years of circulation. It is one of Nevada's oldest community newspapers, and we wish it many more decades of success and readership.
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Harry Reid
Democratic · Nevada
Source
govinfo.gov
Jun 10, 2010

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The speaker is congratulating the Daily Sparks Tribune on its 100th anniversary of publication.

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