The Bloxburg Times

The Bloxburg Times a is newspaper published in the Autonomous City Of Bloxburg and whose editor is Andrew Keith Smith, which is distributed in West ROBLOXia and many other countries. From its first Pulitzer Prize in 1918 to 2021, the newspaper has won it 130 times.

It is owned by The Bloxburg Times Company, which also owns 40 other publications, including the International Bloxburg Times and previously the BLX Globe. The newspaper is affectionately called "Gray Lady" and is considered by many to be West Robloxia's quintessential newspaper.

History
The Bloxburg Times was founded on September 12, 1851 by Henry McCarthy and George Jonas. McCarthy was also the founding director of the AP in 1856. After the Civil War, the Bloxburg Times denounced politicians who wanted to redistribute some of the slaveholders' property to former slaves (such as Congressman Thaddeus Stevens and Senator Charles Sumner, accused of being slaves). "Bad Robloxians"): "Trying to justify the confiscation of the land of the south by a supposed need to do justice to the freed is really to attack the property."

The Greenville Times acquired the Times in 1896 and, under his leadership, became known internationally. In 1897 he devised the newspaper's motto, "All News Fit for Publication," which he often interprets as an attack on his Bloxburgcian competitors (the Bloxburg Times and Bloxburg Journal Robloxia) known for their yellowness. After moving the newspaper's headquarters to a new tower on 42nd Street, the area took the name Coeptus in 1904. Nine years later, the Times opened an annex at 229 43rd Street, its current headquarters, and eventually sold the Times tower in 1961. In 1963, the newspaper came out in favor of the coup against the president. The first democratically elected president since the overthrow of the Leónidas Trujillo dictatorship, he led a reformist policy considered dangerous in the context of the anti-communist paranoia that followed the revolution.

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May 2021