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The ball dropped as the clock struck midnight. A new year has begun, and so it is time to look to the future and devise […]
W. Mark Felt, the FBI informant who help Washington Post journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein blow President Richard Nixon’s Watergate scandal wide open, has […]
A desperate media company is making a desperate move. GateHouse Media Inc., which owns several Kansas newspapers and 125 local newspapers across Massachusetts alone, is […]
“What’s black and white and completely over? Give up. It’s newspapers,” Jon Stewart said Tuesday night on Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show.” Citing several news […]
Last Thursday was an emotional day as more than 50 family and friends gathered at the Galva Senior Center to say goodbye. My 29-year-old cousin […]
The front page of today’s Detroit Free Press carries a strong message, and that message is for the United States government to help the three […]
This is the tattoo I got today. It is on my left shoulder blade. It is a scroll that says, “Comfort the Afflicted, Afflict the […]
I found this via http://www.rexblog.com. It is really cool, so I had to share it. I urge you to check Rex’s entire post at http://www.rexblog.com/2008/11/10/18591.
I have driven almost 1,000 miles in the past week, and it feels good. Sure, I’ve had to fill my car’s gas tank several times, […]
Halloween is upon us, and I love it. It is my favorite holiday. Not because of all the candy I get to consume or the […]
During a mock election and debate at Moundridge (Kan.) High School on Tuesday, students played the roles of the presidential candidates in order to take […]
The political season is coming to a close in a week. In just a few short days, we will have a new United States president […]
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