Delivery service in New Rochelle to close

September

Plans by The New York Times to close its City & Suburban delivery service by January is expected to include an operation in New Rochelle. The newspaper said it would eliminate the equivalent of 550 jobs when it closes the wholesale distribution service. The division, formed in 1992, handles delivery of the Times and other publications in the metropolitan area. The business is no longer economical, the Times said in a statement. A spokeswoman for the company would not say how many of the positions are based at the New Rochelle site on Nardozzi Place. Spokesman for the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union did not return calls for comment.

This entry was posted on Friday, September 12th, 2008 at 4:25 pm by Jerry Gleeson.
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