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Like many businesspeople, Boysie Bollinger and the other owners of Good Day Farm, LLC, are visionaries: They’re thinking ahead — I speculate — to the legalization of recreational marijuana in ...
Letter: Eco-terrorism isn’t welcome here "Greenpeace took part in destroying our towns and endangering our law enforcement and workforce. Period.
Loud, stinky generator is only the tip of the iceberg for neighbors fed up with movie studio in former Zogg high school, writes Stacy Finney.
When Rob Katz was previously running the show, employees like Gary Shimanowitz were keenly aware of Rob Katz’s philosophy: “Do whatever you have to do to improve the customer experience.” Since Rob’s ...
Referring to the May 2 New York Times article, “$1 billion in grants halted for student mental health”: Whenever there’s a mass shooting, gun owners and Republicans say to blame the mental ...
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2025 is the 101st year of the E.M. Mills Rose Garden, third year of no-spray sustainable practices, and a labor of love with significant contributions from the Syracuse Rose Society, Thornden Park ...
Congratulations new UGA parents and families! Welcome to the University of Georgia! Go Dawgs! My name is Lonii Herman, and my husband Will and I are both UGA graduates with degrees from the Terry ...
Congresswoman Mary Miller, a representative from a district south of us, admonished Illinois sheriffs to follow Trump and ICE immigration policy, ignore Illinois sanctuary status for undocumented ...
The manual is “more like a welcome letter to new leaders” as if to tell them “Hey, welcome to the team, get your stuff together.
To the editor — Welcome, doctors from the PNWU Class of 2025. We’ve been waiting for you. You toiled, sacrificed, and endured — often behind a stoic “I got this,” even as medical school ...
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