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Where are the Court News, Legal Notices, Police Logs, Naming the Baby, and Land Transfers? Read item below... There's a story in The Daily Hampshire Gazette that I can't find online! GazetteNET publishes every story that is printed in the print version, except for the national sports scoreboard. We use GazetteNET to publish special online content such as photo galleries and multi-media features. When news warrants, GazetteNET is updated, and may break a story before it is published in print, while our reporters work to prepare the in depth coverage for our daily newspaper. Where are the Obituaries? You can find the obituaries posted on the home page every day that we have obituaries to publish in the paper. Scroll down the home page to the "Stories posted online Day, Month, Year" area and find them under a heading titled "Obituaries." You can also locate them under the "News" tab at the top of all our pages. Where is the Graduation Announcement form? The Graduation Announcement form is here. Where is the Engagement Announcement form? You can find the Engagement Announcement form here. Where is the Wedding Announcement form? The Wedding Announcement form is located here. Where is the Baby Announcement form? If you wish to submit a Baby Announcement, you can do so here. Where is the Friends and Neighbors form? The form for submitting an announcement to Friends and Neighbors is here. Where is the Hampshire Life Calendar form? If you wish to submit an announcement to the Hampshire Life Calendar, you may do so here. Where is the Classified Ad Submission form? The form for placing a classified ad in both The Daily Hampshire Gazette and on GazetteNET is here. Where is the Photographic Print Order form? The Photographic Print Order form, which is used to request hard copies of photographs that have appeared in The Daily Hampshire Gazette, Hampshire Life, the Amherst Bulletin, or here on GazetteNET, is available here. Why can't I find a help wanted ad that I saw yesterday online today? We publish one day of classified ads online at a time. There is no archive. Are all of the classified ads printed in the paper available online? Display ads are located on all our stories and our classified ads can be found in our classified section. Still confused? Suggest an addition to this page! Type your comments below. Your email: Your comments:     If you have a question that demands an immediate response, e-mail us.