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Kathy Thomson, vans warp tour president of the Los Angeles Times , announced the closure in a blog , writing, "The entire magazine industry has been faced with a very challenging environment. We are not immune to the challenges and have made the decision that LA, Los Angeles Times Magazine will publish its final issue on June 3rd."
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Nancie Clare currently acts as editor, vans warp tour with Los Angeles Times CEO Eddy Hartenstein serving as publisher. According to first quarter meadowlands plaza hotel 2012 PIB numbers, LA suffered a 21.3 percent meadowlands vans warp tour plaza hotel drop in ad pages compared to the same period in 2011. Full-year 2011 pages declined 6 percent in 2011 compared to 2010.
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