The Inquirer’s Guild notes layoffs will not result if the goal isn’t met.

It was owned by Gannett.

Both were owned by Gannett.

It was owned by Gannett.

They were owned by Gannett.

It is owned by Alden Global Capital.

It’s part of a larger trend of chains selling off local newsrooms

Thirty four full-time and eight part-time employees will lose their jobs. The AP reports that The Gazette, Southeast Iowa Union, Washington Evening Journal, Mt. Pleasant News, Fairfield Ledger, PennySaver and The Shopper will be printed by Gannett in Des Moines. The Gazette is owned by Folience.

According to Axios, 18 of the previous 24 staff will be rehired.

The family-owned weekly, which began as the the Fremont County Herald in 1885.

It was 110 years old and owned by MediaNews Group.

The new company planned to hire all Vermont employees from the sale.

The two papers were owned by Quincy Newspapers, Inc. They’re now owned by Phillips Media Inc.

It was 31 years old and owned by Limestone Communications.

No layoffs have been announced as a result.