Thanks to Dani’s foresight, Library of Congress will have at least one copy of every issue of the magazine going back to its inception. Next they’ll be bound so readers can continue to use the collection for years in the future.

.The Washington Post staff brings archive of The Former Washington Post Magazine to Library of Congress

Dani and David Montgomery are among a group of 11 irreplaceable journalists whose jobs at The Post officially end today. That they spent their last day doing this is a testament to their generosity, graciousness and commitment to their work. The newsroom will miss them desperately.

What a bittersweet morning. This is the first time I've met David and Dani in person, but it is their last day at The Former Washington Post Magazine. I am honored I got the chance to meet them and shake their hands before they leave and I will always be a fan of their work.

This is amazing!! So happy that The Former Washington Post Magazine is going to be preserved in this way.

Sarah Kaplan Washington Post Guild Library of Congress Here’s my mom devouring the The Washington Post magazine, way back when it was known as “Potomac.” A real loss for readers far and wide.

Farewell, The Former Washington Post Magazine. From the Gunfight to the OK Corral, to the loneliest whale in the world, via the North Pole, the polar bear capital of the world, and olive picking in Umbria, Italy, the magazine was the home for some of my very favorite pieces over many years.

The best of The Washington Post: Employees, some of them just laid off, bringing the now-no- longer-pubbed Sunday magazine to the Library of Congress for posterity and preservation.

Thanks to Ron Charles for including The Former Washington Post Magazine's mission to Library of Congress in his must-read weekly digest of all things books The Washington Post Book Club newsletter s2.washingtonpost.com/camp-rw/?track…

ASME Awards 2023: The Former Washington Post Magazine nominated in Columns and Essays category for “Why I'm Leaving America,” by DeNeen Brown washingtonpost.com/magazine/2022/… #ASMEawards

Tell your readers to vote, The Former Washington Post Magazine! Covers with the most likes win Readers' Choice Awards. Voting ends March 31 at midnight.

Tell your readers to vote, The Former Washington Post Magazine! Covers with the most likes win Readers' Choice Awards. Voting ends March 31 at midnight.

Congrats to DeNeen Brown The Former Washington Post Magazine + all winners and finalists in the Dateline Awards and their editors including Alexa McMahon Whitney Joiner, David Rowell, Richard Just Thanks to SPJDC! Hall of fame: Sam Ford AprilDRyan Jonathan D. Salant Distinguished Service: Paul Albergo

Every year when I see these impossible creatures I’m glad I wrote this. If you care for deep geeking on fireflies/lightning bugs — please enjoy! washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/styl…

Thrilled my last piece for The Former Washington Post Magazine (RIP) made this list of 50 stories from around the world on how politics can create positive change. In my case, saving American democracy from extremism with a few nonpartisan tweaks to the system

This weekend 120 journalists are cut loose from The Washington Post plus 30 from earlier this year including The Former Washington Post Magazine plus 120 veteran aces from the business side. You’d be lucky to hire them

Washington City Paper Vincent Morris Could the 7 million reader dive from November 2022 to January 2023 have anything to do with killing The Former Washington Post Magazine just then? 🤔

Wondering if the 7 million dive from November 2022 to January 2023 could have anything to do with killing The Former Washington Post Magazine just then 🤔

It's because of exclusives like this today that I will not be canceling my subscription to The Washington Post. I've been disagreeing with editorials in WaPo & elsewhere for 30 years. It's common. The news pages are what count and they are tough and smart wapo.st/41uIOJ4

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