Monday, January 24, 2022 1:00 a.m. An incident involving p-cresol led to the evacuation of the Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex on the campus of Grace College & Seminary on Friday. Photo by David Slone, Times Union. WINONA LAKE – The hazardous material that prompted the evacuation of the …
Read More »Sand Building Road talks turn to association
Alna will ask his lawyer to work with the outskirts of town along Sand Building Road, to form a road association that will include the town. The decision by Selectmen on Friday evening January 21 was aimed at solving the problem of road maintenance, which has been going on for …
Read More »Velma Jean Johnson – Mississippi’s Best Community Newspaper
January 31, 1958 – January 17, 2022 NATCHEZ – The funeral of Velma Jean Johnson, 63, of Natchez, who died on Monday, January 17, 2022, will be held on Wednesday, January 26, 2022 at 11 a.m. at the George F. West, Sr. Memorial Chapel (West Gate Funeral Home) with Pastor …
Read More »Newspaper headlines: APC could distribute the seat of the presidency in the center-north
The political permutations of the February 26 national convention of the All Progressives Congress (APC) have made headlines in Nigerian newspapers. The Punch reports that the APC could zone its presidency seat in the center-north. Senate Speaker Ahmad Lawan said the National Assembly will forward the amended electoral bill to …
Read More »City and schools considering return of ORS
Wiscasset Police Chief Larry Hesseltine told the Wiscasset newspaper on Friday that he was pleased the school department provided two-year funding for a school resource officer. He hopes to get an ORS back into schools as soon as possible, and residents come to see its value so they support its …
Read More »Men’s basketball dominates Blair in blowout win
Story by Charlotte DeklePersonal editor picture by Erin LeePersonal photographer Men’s basketball triumphed over the Blair Vikings 88-45 in their second league game on Friday, January 14. A combination of strong offense and an ability to match Blair’s intensity catapulted them to a high score victory. From the start of …
Read More »Newspaper headlines: Ibadan raised Obas to be great leaders again
Questions about the presidential ticket zoning of the two major political parties in Nigeria dominated the front pages of Nigerian newspapers. The Punch reports that members of the Amotekun group are combing the southwest forests to flee from the northwest terrorists. Dave Umahi, Governor of Ebonyi, said the Igbo people …
Read More »Newspaper tricked into using Hasbulla’s photo in photo section
A UK newspaper was brought in to publish a photo of Hasbulla Magomedov in an article about children enjoying the snow. The viral star – believed to have some form of dwarfism – has grown hugely popular on social media platforms, but it is clear that staff at a local …
Read More »Top Headlines of Today’s Nigerian Newspapers, Monday January 10, 2022
Hello Nigeria, welcome to Naija News’ summary of the top newspaper headlines in Nigeria for today Monday January 10, 2022. According to The punchThe National Primary Health Care Development Agency urged state governments to step up mass vaccination against COVID-19 as part of measures to combat the virus. The agency, …
Read More »New year, same old games
Legislatively speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor Lena C. Taylor I entered the New Year with renewed optimism. As a plan to lose weight, I began to mentally plan for the best that I could do. I reviewed what I needed to lose, but more importantly, what was keeping me …
Read More »From the newsroom: write a letter to the editor, more state information, and more local information
We’ll be presenting state news from a new digital newsroom run by trusted journalists – a move that gives us more time to focus our efforts locally in the new year – tips for writing a letter to the editor as the political season heats up, and more in this …
Read More »“When communication comes from peers, it has a lot more power”: Quad-Cities high school discusses the importance and challenges of high school journalism
By Alyce Brown Click here for updates on this story BETTENDORF, Iowa (Schedules of the four cities) – Local journalism has long been presented as an important part of every community, seen as an integral part of proper functioning and accountability. High schools are a place where local journalism cannot …
Read More »The Salvation Army takes on the challenge of the Creighton family
Sunday, January 2, 2022 5:56 PM The Salvation Army raised money to reach the Creighton Family Challenge during the bell on December 11-18.The challenge was to match $ 10,000 and the Kettles raised $ 10,803.23. This was the second annual Creighton Family Challenge that helps serve others not only at …
Read More »Tribute to a “dynamic and enthusiastic” newspaper editor who died in Australia
Tributes were paid to a newspaper editor who died after a long illness at the age of 81. Mike Broderick joined the North Wales Weekly News in the 1970s when he was independent. He ended his career as Managing Director of North Wales Independent Press in 1998. READ MORE: Tributes …
Read More »Getting to Know Your Community Newspaper | Hours of the Rio Blanco Herald
ONCE UPON A TIME ⦠In 1884, HT founder James Lyttle traveled from Leadville to Red Cliff by train, then from Flat Tops to Meeker on horseback. | STAFF PHOTO HT The first newspaper of what would later become Rio Blanco County was born in Meeker, Colorado on August 15, …
Read More »Rita C. Ketchum-Chubbuck | Wiscasset Journal
Rita C. Ketchum-Chubbuck, 92, of Montsweag Valley Road, Wiscasset died on December 26, 2021 at Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta. She was born in Bath on January 21, 1929, daughter of Lorenzo and Dora L. (Ouellette) Collins. She graduated from Morse High School in the class of 1946 and went …
Read More »PBSO Updates Royal Palm Council on Assistant Body Cameras
PBSO Captain Ulrich Naujoks recently updated Royal Palm Beach Village Council on the status of body-worn cameras for deputies in the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office. âIn July of last year, support teams met with seven different vendors to look at what they had to offer and what kind of …
Read More »Judge upholds ruling against NYT over Project Veritas memos
NEW YORK –A New York judge upheld an order preventing The New York Times from publishing documents between conservative group Project Veritas and its lawyer and ruled that the newspaper must immediately waive confidential legal notes it obtained. Westchester County State Supreme Court Justice Charles D. Wood on Thursday, released …
Read More »Shame on this newspaper | AspenTimes.com
The following letter concerns a paid statement published on December 22 on page A15 of The Aspen Times. First, to The Aspen Times editorial staff: How in the name of God did you even print this hyperbolic screed? Do you approve of the ingestion by your readers of hydrochloroquine, ivermectin …
Read More »Grateful for our community this holiday season
The holidays are here again. After two difficult years, I find myself appreciating all that this season has to offer even more deeply. Holidays are a time to give back to others, to ask for help if you need it, and to reflect on things in life, no matter how …
Read More »Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai denies sexual assault allegations
Peng Shuai, the Chinese tennis star whose account of sexual coercion by a former Communist Party leader sparked weeks of tension and galvanized calls to boycott the Beijing Winter Olympics, has denied her claim she had been sexually assaulted by the grievor. Ms. Peng made the comments in an interview …
Read More »Andy Brack: How Helping Your Local Newspaper Helps Democracy | Guest column
Your local newspaper, especially those published weekly, is under siege. And in the process, our democracy too. Newspapers are finding it increasingly difficult to keep publishing each week. Since 2004, more than 1,800 local newspapers have gone dark, including several in South Carolina during the COVID-19 pandemic. And since 2004, …
Read More »Auditor: Wiscasset schools are financially “solid”
Auditor Ron Smith of RHR Smith & Company gave the Wiscasset School Department high marks on December 14. Speaking to the school committee, Smith said the department’s deferral balance fell from $ 1.4 million in 2019 to about $ 1.3 million in 2020. âThe good news is you have forecast …
Read More »Note to media: Printing issues arise for several Vermont newspapers
Click to enlarge File: CALEB KENNA © ï¸ Seven days The headquarters of the Rutland Herald Printing problems cause chaos in the Argus timetable and Herald of Rutland newspapers, delaying home deliveries and annoying readers who expect to receive the newspaper at the same time each day. âOur newspapers did …
Read More »19th-century Maine captain ran the only newspaper published at sea
PORTLAND, Maine – Captain Edward Payson Nichols of Searsport raised the telescope to his eye. Nichols could barely make out a small vessel about two miles away, drifting in the Atlantic Ocean, just south of the equator. He could see that the lifeboat the size of a lifeboat had an …
Read More »Aaron Sorkin Condemns Jeremy Strong’s “Distorted” New York Profile, Newspaper Responds
Aaron Sorkin condemned a recent profile of Jeremy Strong in The New Yorker, saying it paints a “distorted” image of the actor. Written by journalist Michael Schulman, the feature film entitled “On Succession, Jeremy Strong does not understand the joke” was released on December 6. It includes quotes from Strong’s …
Read More »Editor’s column: Managing a newspaper is unique and often misunderstood
The inner workings of newspapers, especially small community newspapers, are a mystery to many people. For example, some residents are confused about the differences between publishers and publishers. For the record, I was editor-in-chief of Whidbey News-Times, the South Whidbey Record and Whidbey crosswind for many years. I assign articles …
Read More »Pssst: Here is a journal tip
The couple and their two children had just enjoyed a good meal at a local Mexican restaurant. The children doused their spicy delicacies with soft drinks; adults avoided beer or margaritas, opting for good old H2O instead. Everyone had a good time. When the check arrived – let’s call it …
Read More »Newspaper finds delays in fire inspection plan
LAS VEGAS (AP) – A Las Vegas rental property inspection program, which was launched in response to the deadliest residential fire in city history, got off to a slow start, with visits to only two of 36 potentially risky complexes, a newspaper found. City lawmakers last April allowed code inspections …
Read More »Jackson State Wins SWAC Championship – Mississippi’s Best Community Newspaper
JACKSON (AP) – Isaiah Bolden returned a 91-yard kickoff and James Houston IV caught a pass in the backfield and returned it five yards for a score as Jackson State opened a tight game in the third quarter to beat Prairie View A&M 27-10, and on Saturday won their first …
Read More »A different Brian Williams, a high school newspaper, the latest “Jeopardy!” steamroller and more. – Poynter
Here is my Poynter Power Rankings: a look at those people, places and things that have had a big impact on the media. They were the movers, shakers and influencers of the week. Just when we thought it was safe to return to our lives, we got slapped in the …
Read More »Who is Ethan Crumbley? Oxford shooting suspect featured in newspaper for school project
OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN: The November 30 shooting at Oxford High School that left three dead and eight injured shocked and devastated people. Officials say the gunman – who has been identified as Ethan Crumbley, 15 – opened fire inside the campus just before 1 p.m., killing 16-year-old Tate Myre; Hanna …
Read More »New Covid Danger – Journal
DESPITE a palpable feeling that the world is returning to ‘normal’, the emergence of a new variant of Covid-19 has begun to threaten global health and economies once again. Dubbed the Omicron variant, the new virus mutation was first detected in South Africa and is said to have an “unprecedented …
Read More »The latest threat to northern journalism
ALBANY – It’s hard to determine which obnoxious creature most resembles Alden Global Capital. Ticks, leeches and other leeches are usually too small to cause the wreckage that the secret hedge fund is infamous for. They are more often a nuisance than a killer. A vulture ? Of course, we’ve …
Read More »30% off the British Newspaper Archive Black Friday 2021 special
Sponsored editorial The British Library’s collection of historical journals is one of the wonders of the world: it contains journals from 1603 to the present day. There are bound volumes of newspapers spanning 20 miles of shelving and over 300,000 reels of microfilm. Until now the only way to view …
Read More »Henderson Mayor March launches campaign for Lieutenant Governor
Steve marcus Henderson Mayor Debra March speaks during the construction milestone celebration at the Henderson Events Center construction site on Wednesday, October 28, 2020. The 6,000-person multi-purpose indoor events center places will be the arena of the Henderson Silver Knights. Through Jessica hill (contact) Wednesday 24 November 2021 | 4:29 …
Read More »Alden Global Capital bids for another newspaper chain
Alden Global Capital, the New York hedge fund that bought Tribune Publishing this year, said on Monday it was bidding for another major American newspaper chain, Lee Enterprises, publisher of 90 dailies including The Buffalo News in New York City. , The Richmond Times -Virginian Expedition and The Omaha World-Herald …
Read More »Goals and plans for 2022 on the horizon – Mississippi’s Best Community Newspaper
It’s hard to believe we’re about to enter the final weeks of 2021! Over the past few days, I’ve assessed the progress we’ve made towards renewing Natchez this year, and now I’m starting to look forward to the goals and plans we have on the horizon for 2022. With the …
Read More »Wawasee kicks off NLC opening at Concord
Friday, November 19, 2021 11:59 PM DUNLAP – It was an opening conference and the atmosphere was electric.“It was a tough environment to play, but it’s Indiana high school basketball,” Wawasee coach Matt Carpenter said after his Warriors lost 47-41 in a game Northern Lakes Conference women’s basketball roundtrip at …
Read More »Then and Now: Around this time, an editor of a Sudbury newspaper was convicted of instigating rebellion
Arvo (or Aaro) Vaara, editor-in-chief of the Sudbury-based Finnish-language newspaper Vapaus, was arrested and deported for, reportedly, not being sympathetic enough to the failing health of King George V In December 1928, Canadian newspapers ran front-page stories about the failing health of King George V. Then and now, many Canadians …
Read More »The 12th “Gifts For Giving Holiday Show” returns to Studio 53
When Thanksgiving is two weeks away, we know the weather is about to speed up, and before you know it, it’s New Years Eve. Holiday shopping lists are being finalized and foxy shoppers are on the lookout for a good sale, but they are also looking for creative, original and …
Read More »Something “puzzling” about Imran Khan’s government and the TTP deal: Pak newspaper
The Pakistani Taliban, who are in talks with Imran Khan’s government, have yet to express remorse for the 2014 Peshawar school massacre, Pakistani newspaper Dawn noted, adding that there was some something “puzzling” about the deal between the government and the terror. group. The Pakistani newspaper also questioned the lack …
Read More »Turkish President Erdogan sues Greek newspaper
Turkish President Erdogan has filed a complaint against the Greek newspaper Dimokratia for a front page published last year. Credit: Turkish Presidency Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan lodged a complaint against the Greek newspaper Dimocracy, Where “Democracyâ, In Ankara on Wednesday. The daily’s director, two editors and a journalist were …
Read More »Minnesota’s Oldest Black Newspaper to Headline New Season of “Small Business Revolution”
item Minnesota spokesperson (FOX 9) MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – For almost 90 years, the Minnesota spokesperson informed, inspired and educated the African American community of Twin Cities. Today, the state’s oldest black newspaper and black-owned business is making headlines for a different reason. âI like it because more people are …
Read More »Food and family traditions go hand in hand – Mississippi’s best community newspaper
By Jennie Guido As my friend John Taylor likes to remind me, âMississippi is not a state. It’s just a small town. In the small town of Natchez, everyone knows each other and remembers each other’s family traditions for generations to come. After receiving a note from a reader a …
Read More »Update November 5: Midcoast Adds 61 New COVID-19 Cases
AUGUSTA – The Maine CDC has updated its list of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths in the state of Maine. The Maine CDC conducts case investigations and contact tracing Monday through Friday. As a result, data on COVID-19 cases will be updated Tuesday through Saturday. Case data will not be …
Read More »Catherine Jones Green – Mississippi’s Best Community Newspaper
The funeral for Catherine “Willie Mae” Jones Green, 84, of McDouough, GA, formerly of Vidalia, LA will be on Saturday, November 6, 2021 at 11 a.m. at Harvest Baptist Church in Ferriday, LA under the direction of Concordia Ferriday’s Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Vidalia Cemetery with Dr. Raymond …
Read More »Wayne H. Keene | Wiscasset Journal
Wayne Hartung Keene died on October 28, 2021 in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, surrounded by his family. The son of Murray Calhoun Keene and Evelyn Amelia Hartung Keene, he was born in Boothbay Harbor on April 29, 1937. He attended K-12 classes in Boothbay Harbor and won the Mathematics Cup when …
Read More »Banks start deducting loans from chronic debtors’ accounts
The aftermath of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) national convention dominated the cover pages of Nigerian newspapers. Advertising The Punch reports that Nigeria lost 898.93 billion naira to vandalism and theft of pipelines in nine months. The newspaper says banks have started deducting loans from chronic debtors’ accounts. Daily Independent …
Read More »News in brief – Journal – DAWN.COM
Hoffenheim puts an end to the victorious race of Hertha SINSHEIM: Hoffenheim put an end to Hertha Berlin’s short resurgence in the Bundesliga on Friday with a 2-0 victory over the visiting team. First-half goals from Andrej Kramaric and Sebastian Rudy propelled Hoffenheim to seventh ahead of the remainder of …
Read More »Florida newspaper denounces Ron DeSantis as ‘fraud’ on COVID victory lap: ‘What a bogus’
A leading Florida newspaper has slammed Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis after trying to take credit for the drop in COVID-19 infections statewide. The editorial board of the Orlando Sentry called DeSantis “fraud” and “bogus” in an editorial Friday after touting Florida’s low rate of COVID-19 cases in a press release …
Read More »Nevada lawmakers prepare to redraw the political maps
By Sam Metz, Associated Press / Report for America Thursday, October 28, 2021 | 2 a.m CARSON CITY – A group of Nevada lawmakers traveling the state to engage the public in the decade-long redistribution process face a series of questions about race, partisanship and rural-urban divisions as they are …
Read More »Man shot dead, police officer injured near campus
A 31-year-old man was shot dead by Philadelphia police one block from campus around 3:25 p.m. on October 26. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Lankenau Hospital. A 35-year-old Philadelphia police officer was also shot in the leg in the incident, which occurred at 5710 Overbrook Ave. The officer …
Read More »Halloween 2021 Safety Instructions for Plainfield | The Weekly of Time
Halloween is Sunday, October 31, and as families begin to plan for treats or treats, the Village of Plainfield and the Plainfield Police Department share the following safety guidelines: ⢠Trick-or-Treating hours are 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ⢠If you choose to hand out candy, please turn on your …
Read More »DWP Universal Credit applicants urged to pose with their local newspaper to prevent fraud
Universal credit applicants will be required to pose for photos with their local newspaper as part of the government’s plans to fight fraud. The mirror pays The Ministry of Work and Pensions introduced the new measure to tackle illegal claims, as face-to-face assessments are still suspended. Applicants are requested to …
Read More »LETTER: Support newspapers | Archives
Even before Halloween, you might be thinking about your Christmas gift list with information about additional supply chain delays. Well, why not gift your family and friends with a subscription to a local newspaper? The Sanford Herald might need help, as we often take our local professional journalists and editors …
Read More »Person dies in Wabash County crash
Thursday, October 21, 2021 8:24 PM WABASH COUNTY – At approximately 10:19 a.m. Thursday, Indiana State Police and Wabash County Sheriff’s Department officers responded to a crash involving two vehicles on the Indian. 124 at America Road, in which a man from Wabash died. Preliminary crash investigation by Senior Private …
Read More »Miami screens Iowa newspaper documentary ahead of premiere
The University of Miami’s Department of Media, Journalism and Film (MJF) joined the Department of History for a special screening of “Storm Lake” on Tuesday, October 19. The documentary, which is set to debut publicly next month, was co-directed by Beth Levison and Jerry Risius. It follows Art Cullen, a …
Read More »Wisconsin municipalities receive nearly $ 130 million in transportation assistance
For Chief Tomahawk WISCONSIN – Governor Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) announced on Tuesday, October 19 that municipalities in the state have received $ 129.7 million as part of the fourth quarterly payment for 2021 for general transportation, connecting motorways and motorway police aids. “For the …
Read More »“Printing Hate” details role of American newspapers in lynchings
American newspapers played a prominent role, from the Reconstruction until the 1960s, in promoting lynchings, massacres and other forms of racist hatred and violence. This legacy is documented in an ambitious new project, launched today, by 58 student journalists. Why is this important: Understanding the deliberate and involuntary roles played …
Read More »Why is the newspaper pink? | Local News
Since 2014, the Herald-Standard published a pink Sunday newspaper in October to show support for breast cancer awareness. Today we re-emphasize the importance of research and recognize and commemorate those whose lives have been affected by breast cancer. According to the CDC, each year in the United States, more than …
Read More »Bill Clinton is recovering from urological infection, his assistant says
Democratic National Convention via AP In this image from the video, former President Bill Clinton speaks on the second night of the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday, August 18, 2020. Friday October 15th, 2021 | 2:55 p.m. ORANGE, Calif .– Bill Clinton is reportedly recovering from a urologic infection on …
Read More »Nursing schools see increasing demands, despite COVID exhaustion
By Pat Eaton-Robb, Associated Press Thursday, October 14, 2021 | 9:17 a.m. STORRS, Connecticut – Nurses in the United States are exhausted by the COVID-19 crisis and quit, but applications for nursing schools are increasing, driven by what educators say are young people who see the global emergency as an …
Read More »The Recorder – My Turn: paragraph in a newspaper of 1920 to note
Posted: 10/13/2021 06:05:58 AM Extract from The Gazette and Courier, dated Saturday August 14, 1920: âIf the white races want to keep control of their own destiny, let alone world domination, they must keep the fire of the European powder keg. One more devastating war would result in nothing less …
Read More »NFLPA leader Smith appreciates Gruden reaching out
Rick Scuteri / AP Raiders head coach Jon Gruden speaks on his helmet during the first half of an NFL football game against the Chicago Bears on Sunday, October 10, 2021, in Las Vegas. By Josh Dubow, Associated Press Monday, October 11, 2021 | 17:31 NFL Players Association frontman DeMaurice …
Read More »For Carol Stahl, a career spanning a third of the history of the newspaper
KINGSTON, NY – When Carol Stahl started working for the Daily Freeman as an “office girl” in 1971, the newspaper was housed in a building in downtown Kingston and was published only six days a week. She is the only current employee of the Daily Freeman to have worked in …
Read More »Wildlife manager dispels common deer myths – Mississippi’s best community newspaper
JACKSON – William McKinnley is the Mississippi Department of Wildlife Fisheries and Parks deer program coordinator, and has worked with white-tailed deer for 20 years. He said there are several things hunters believe about deer that have no merit. He said Mississippi State University, one of the top deer research …
Read More »Local journalists in the spotlight during National Newspaper Week | New
From October 3 to 9 is celebrated National Newspaper Week. Enid News & Eagle is the primary source of local news for Enid, Garfield County, and much of Northwestern Oklahoma. Enid News & Eagle is published six days a week in print and via an online electronic edition and 24 …
Read More »Danehy: An American road trip via newspaper clippings | Danehy
So there’s that nerdy married couple I know. When they were dating, their idea of ââa sexy date was to go out to dinner and work on a puzzle together. Now that they’re married, they go to museums and all that, but they do it in other cities, so they …
Read More »Léonard E. Bélanger | Wiscasset Journal
Leonard E. Belanger, 98, of Augusta and Boothbay Harbor, died of natural causes on September 17, 2021 at St. Andrews Village in Boothbay Harbor. He was born in Patten on May 6, 1923. He was the last surviving son of Thomas L. and Edith (Michaud) Bélanger. He was educated at …
Read More »Newspapers stand guard for freedoms | News, Sports, Jobs
This week is National Newspaper Week. Sponsored by the managers of the newspaper association, this is a week that has been set aside for the past 81 years to recognize the service of newspapers and their employees and what they mean to residents of the communities they serve. This year’s …
Read More »Thomas G. VerKilen – Journal of the Tomahawk Leader
Thomas G. VerKilen, 72, of Tomahawk, died on Tuesday, September 28, 2021, in the care of his family and the Compassus Hospice. Tom was born January 26, 1949 in Marshfield, Wisconsin, to the late George and Dorothy (Moore) VerKilen. He married Patricia Kohlbeck on March 9, 1968; she survives. Tom …
Read More »Missouri governor denies clemency to death row inmate
By Jim Salter, Associated Press Monday October 4, 2021 | 2:50 p.m. Missouri Governor Mike Parson on Monday refused to grant clemency to death row inmate Ernest Johnson, despite requests for clemency from the pope, two federal lawmakers and thousands of petitioners. Johnson, 61, was convicted of killing three convenience …
Read More »Pennsylvania Newspaper Reach Unprecedented | Opinion
Our industry is $ 1.3 billion strong; our loyalty and commitment to the community endure. The Pennsylvania newspapers are a powerful force. Our mission today is no different from that of our predecessors: to provide essential, reliable news and information to taxpayers and residents so they can make informed decisions …
Read More »UNLV football crumbles in frustrating loss at UTSA
Darren Abate / Associated Press UTSA’s Sincere McCormick (3) tries to escape UNLV’s Bryce Jackson, right, Jacoby Windmon, left, and Cameron Oliver in the first half of an NCAA football game on Saturday 2 October 2021 in San Antonio, Texas. Through Mike Grimala (contact) Saturday 2 October 2021 | 7:45 …
Read More »We all lose when tyrants win
By Vicki Larson Saturday 2 October 2021 | 2 a.m I was on a plane last month for just the second time since the start of 2020, when everything stalled due to the pandemic. I was nervous. No catching COVID-19 from another passenger. The flight was found to be relatively …
Read More »Civic-minded CTO buys 20 newspapers from Gannett
Another successful tech executive is making a foray from quarantine into newspaper publishing. I hope Jeremy Gulban, who last week bought 20 newspapers from Gannett in the Heart of America, will have at least some of the success Jeff Bezos has enjoyed since he bought the Washington Post in 2013. …
Read More »Businesses can pay a fair share
By Tom Harper, Las Vegas Friday, October 1, 2021 | 2 a.m Senator Joe Manchin, DW.Va., recently expressed apprehension about supporting President Joe Biden’s $ 3.5 trillion budget proposal, fearing it would create a “legal mindset” among Americans in need – even though proposed legislation encourages transformative social and environmental …
Read More »Whoops! Did the Quebec newspaper confuse Daniel Cormier with Jon Jones after the arrest of the UFC star?
This week Jon Jones made headlines for all the wrong reasons (again) when he was arrested and charged with battery-powered domestic violence and vehicle damage. A report obtained from the Las Vegas Metro Police accused Jones of pulling his fiancee’s hair, leading to the couple’s child asking Caesars Palace security …
Read More »Down Taliban Road – Journal
It is not in Pakistan’s interest to go too far in defending the Taliban regime in Afghanistan to the international community. Countries around the world will not make up their minds on whether or not to extend formal recognition and legitimacy to the Taliban regime, whether or not to provide …
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