The Bermuda Gazette, Bermuda's first newspaper, began publishing in 1784. Daily newspaper coverage is provided by the "Blackpool Gazette". "The Virginia Gazette" and "Williamsburg-Yorktown Daily". "The Delaware Gazette", founded in 1818. Durning told Pittsburgh's "Post Gazette" in 2001. The territory also publishes official notices in its own "Government Gazette". A typical example was the headline from the "Cedar Rapids Gazette" in Iowa. The "Pennsylvania Gazette", like most other newspapers of the period, was often poorly printed. The report appeared in the May 10th edition of the "Texarkana Gazette". The government publishes proposals and an official date in the Official Gazette. A poem he wrote memorializing Mary was published in the "Bennington Gazette". It was followed by the weeklies "The Madras Gazette" and "The Government Gazette" in 1795. All such awards are published in the "Commonwealth Government Gazette". He stopped writing for the "Gazette" in December 1922. The rules took effect on 29 January after being announced in the "Royal Gazette".