The last edition of the P.I. began rolling off the presses at a suburban printing plant shortly after 10 p.m. Monday.
The front page of the commemorative section featured a headline saying, "You've meant the world to us," and a photo of the 30-foot neon globe atop the P.I.'s building, which has a slogan rotating around the equator saying, "It's in the P-I."
The paper was to be delivered wrapped with 20 to 24 pages of photos and stories on the P.I.'s 146-year-old history.
The P.I. announced Monday it would become an Internet-only news outlet, making it the largest American newspaper to shift entirely to the Web.
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