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You can now access the eEdition for free under the home tab of the navigation bar by clicking the link that says "Print Edition Online".

Articles in the main sections of the Union.com (NEWS, SPORTS, OPINION, etc.) show the current day's news. To find articles for days other than today, go to the ARCHIVES section.

http://www.theunion.com/archive

Our database management vendor is currently having trouble with the keyword function. We are aware of the problem and are working on a solution.

From the ARCHIVES section you can look at articles since Jan 1st, 2002<!-- or before Jan 1st, 2002-->. The articles since Jan 1st are FREE and are on the Union.com.
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If you want newsprint copies of past articles, you can go to our location in Grass Valley. Issues of the most recent three months are available for viewing in The Union lobby at 464 Sutton Way, Grass Valley. Copies may be purchased for 50˘, subject to availability.

http://www.theunion.com/newsstands

A comprehensive collection of past issues of The Union dating from 1865 along with other local publications is available on microfilm. The collection is maintained by the Doris Foley Library for Historical Research located at 211 North Pine Street in Nevada City.

The Doris Foley Library for Historical Research is a branch of the Nevada County Library system.

Facilities are available at the Doris Foley Library for Historical Research for copying microfilmed pages. Please note that the staff has a limited amount of time available to do searches of the microfilm library for folks who live out of the area. There is a nominal fee for researching and providing photocopies.

For more information about the Doris Foley Library for Historical Research, point your browser to www.mynevadacounty.com/library and navigate to “Branch Locations and Hours” and then to “Doris Foley Library for Historical Research.”

Hours for the Doris Foley Historical Research Library are Monday through Friday, 10am -4pm.

Contact Information:
Phone: 530-265-4606
Email: <a href="mailto:library.reference@co.nevada.ca.us">Nevada County Library Reference Desk</a>
Street Address: 211 North Pine Street, Nevada City CA 95959

The obituaries are accessable in the top navigation bar under the News tab, click the Obituaries link.

A full list of neighborhood locations where you can find a printed copy of The Union is available on the home navigation bar by clicking on the "Subscriber Services" link

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TheUnion.com has all of the stories from our print editions plus additional national and international stories than the print version. Online we have multi-media features and an online community interface that allows you to share your thoughts, comments, photos and interests with other members of our community.

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