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The Classified Advertising Rate Card is available for viewing in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format(PDF).

View 2011 Classified Advertising Rate Card in PDF format.
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Standard Terms and Conditions for Advertising. Please see accompanying Integrated Media Rate Card for additional information.

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Account Manager
Tim LaPella

Phone: 484-921-5001
Fax: 484-921-5005
E-mail: tim.lapella@qhc.com

Non-Classified Advertising Information Contacts
For a media kit or price quote, please contact the following individuals:

Group Publisher
Christy Tetterton

Phone: 973-206-8984
E-mail: Christy.tetterton@qhc.com

President, Primary Care Division
JoAnn Wahl

Phone: 973-206-8989
E-mail: JoAnn.Wahl@qhc.com

Associate Publisher
Steve Farrell

Phone: 973-206-2322
E-mail: steve.farrell@qhc.com

Senior Account Manager/Advertising Sales
Watkins Representation Group
Kenneth D. Watkins, Sr.

Phone: 973-696-8658
E-mail: ksr@watkinsrepgroup.com

Western Advertising Representative
Judy Harway

Phone: 530-432-2411
E-mail: judy@harwaycorp.com

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