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Schurz

[shurz, shurts, shoorts]

noun

  1. Carl, 1829–1906, U.S. general, statesman, and newspaperman; born in Germany.



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Ownership changed the next day — from family-owned Schurz Communications Inc. to GateHouse, which later also took over Gannett.

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Other former Schurz newspapers in the area fared worse, becoming “ghost newspapers” with no local staff members.

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We tested the family vs. private equity difference by visiting with Todd Schurz, who was president and CEO of Schurz Communications when the family group sold their newspapers.

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He began writing songs while in Carl Schurz High School and became seriously interested in songwriting as a career after hearing a recording of Burton Lane and E.Y.

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Four teenagers were wounded in an Aug. 24 drive-by shooting outside an ice cream shop near Carl Schurz High School on the city’s Northwest Side.

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