Cold Spring Publishing renamed as Harborside Press

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Dec 23 2009

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Cold Spring Publishing, LLC, announced today that the principals of the company have approved a name change to Harborside Press, LLC.

In addition, Harborside Press was pleased to announce that the growth the company has experienced over the past year requires a substantial expansion in personnel and a move to larger office space. As of January 1, 2010, the new offices of Harborside Press will be located at 37 Main Street, Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724. The phone numbers will remain the same: 631-692-0800 (p) and 631-692-0805 (f). The company's Web site is www.HarborsidePress.com.

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