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- Vestkusten was an originally Swedish-language newspaper, published in California from 1887 to 2007. It was founded as Ebenezer, a church news bulletin by Augustana Lutheran pastor Johannes Tellen, but it soon changed focus and became a newspaper after he gave it over to editor and typesetter Alrik G. Spencer. For most of its run, it was a weekly newspaper published in San Francisco. It was primarily a local newspaper for Swedish Americans in northern California, but also contained news from the Swedish press in the form of special reports. Swedish-Americans Ernst Skarstedt and took over the newspaper in 1894, increasing its popularity. After Olsson's death in the 1950s, it was run by writer Karin Person for some time; the association Friends of Vestkusten was founded in 1968 to keep it afloat when Person began to struggle. More recently, the paper was owned and operated for many years by Swedish-American Barbro Sachs-Osher, who purchased it in 1991. It has been digitized and is searchable on the Internet under CDNC – the California Digital Newspaper Collection – which also contains digitized versions of many other newspapers. The CDNC invites volunteers to proofread to correct conversion errors from scanning and digitizing. At the time of its closure, Vestkusten was incorporated into Nordstjernan, a newspaper with an editorial office in New York but with part of its circulation printed in California. (en)
- Vestkusten var en ursprungligen svenskspråkig tidning, som utkom i Kalifornien i tiden 1887–2007. Under större delen av sin utgivningstid var den en veckotidning med San Francisco som utgivningsort. Den var främst en lokaltidning för svenskamerikaner i norra Kalifornien men innehöll också i notisform nyheter från svensk landsortspress. Tidningen ägdes och drevs under många år av svensk-amerikanen Barbro Osher. Vid nedläggningen uppgick Vestkusten i tidningen Nordstjernan med redaktion i New York men med en del av upplagan tryckt i Kalifornien. Vestkusten har digitaliserats och är sökbar på Internet under CDNC - California Digital Newspaper Collection - som även innehåller digitaliseringar av många andra tidningar. CDNC inbjuder frivilliga att korrekturläsa för att rätta omvandlingsfel från inscanning och digitalisering.[källa behövs] (sv)
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- Vestkusten was an originally Swedish-language newspaper, published in California from 1887 to 2007. It was founded as Ebenezer, a church news bulletin by Augustana Lutheran pastor Johannes Tellen, but it soon changed focus and became a newspaper after he gave it over to editor and typesetter Alrik G. Spencer. For most of its run, it was a weekly newspaper published in San Francisco. It was primarily a local newspaper for Swedish Americans in northern California, but also contained news from the Swedish press in the form of special reports. (en)
- Vestkusten var en ursprungligen svenskspråkig tidning, som utkom i Kalifornien i tiden 1887–2007. Under större delen av sin utgivningstid var den en veckotidning med San Francisco som utgivningsort. Den var främst en lokaltidning för svenskamerikaner i norra Kalifornien men innehöll också i notisform nyheter från svensk landsortspress. Tidningen ägdes och drevs under många år av svensk-amerikanen Barbro Osher. Vid nedläggningen uppgick Vestkusten i tidningen Nordstjernan med redaktion i New York men med en del av upplagan tryckt i Kalifornien. (sv)
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