Marie Bonelli, a reporter for the 'Winsted Citizen', delivers the first issue of the paper to homes in Winsted. Photos: Jessica Hill/AP
At age 88, Ralph Nader believes his neighbours in northwest Connecticut, the United States, are tired of electronics and miss the feel of holding a newspaper to read about their town.
So at a time that local newspapers are dying at an alarming rate, the longtime activist is helping give birth to one.
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