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 …
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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 …
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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, …
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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 …
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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. “In July of last year, support teams met with seven different vendors to look at what they had to offer and what kind of …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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, …
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