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「聖路易新聞」創辦於一九九六年十月，每週發行，免費提供給社區人士閱讀。 「聖路易新聞」內容豐富詳實，新聞版面包羅美國､中國大陸、中華民國台灣、香港等地區。除新聞外﹐還有其它多元性的報導﹐包括生活、工商、政論、影藝、健康、體育、文藝等等，自發行以來深受社區人士喜愛。於2000年擴展業務﹐在堪薩斯城開始發行「堪城新聞」，成為堪城地區首份頗具規模之中文刊物。從西元二千年開始，「聖路易新聞」更成功的發行了聖路易地區有史以來的第一本「聖路易華人黃頁」，不僅連結了華人社區商業資訊、僑界人士所需一般實用資料，自二零零三年起還增添發行「堪城黃頁」﹐擴大了本報的聯絡網和服務力。 「聖路易新聞」、「堪城新聞」不僅為社區提供了一份豐碩的中文讀物，更提供了廣泛的社區服務，於二零零四年榮獲美華協會所頒給的社區服務獎，創辦兼發行人黃江文女士也以其多年服務社區之功績於二零零二年獲美中西區華人學術聯誼會頒發社區服務獎。 本報一貫的宗旨是為社區提供更廣泛的訊息、為華商開拓更廣大的市場、為華人提供更體貼的服務。請和我們聯絡，我們將秉持一貫的熱情和踏實的苦幹為您提供專業詳盡的服務。 |
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| The St. Louis Chinese Journal was established
in 1996, and since then it has been one of the largest free weekly
newspapers from the Chinese community in the Midwest. The Journal
is published in the greater St. Louis and Kansas City areas with a
total circulation approaching ten thousand. In Kansas City, the paper
is published under the name of Kansas City Chinese Journal. Weekly
copies are delivered on Thursday evenings to oriental markets, restaurants,
gift shops, bakeries and other commercial establishments which make
the paper freely available to any interested reader.
In 2000, we published the first ever Chinese yellow pages, '' The St. Louis Chinese Yellow Pages ", which targets the Chinese and Asian communities. In 2003, the Chinese Yellow Pages further extended its market share to cover the Kansas City area. This publication now provides many outstanding opportunities for businesses like yours to gain access to thousands of Asian households in the greater St. Louis and the Kansas City areas. The St. Louis Chinese Journal has been affiliated with the Southern Chinese News Group which publishes newspapers in other nine major US cities including Atlanta, the San Francisco Bay Area, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Portland, Seattle, and Washington D. C. Hence, the advertising section in the Journal also provides a great opportunity for you to promote your products or services in eleven major cities and to reach out to over 1 million Chinese people. It's the easiest, the best and the fastest way of entrance into the Chinese and Asian communities across the entire United States. Wen Hwang |
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