HeyJaredTom Magazzu
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Clancy Supporters Have a Screw Loose (opens the original)
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Last week's guest piece by Hudson Baldwin from The Patriot Post was an excellent perspective on the Lindsay Clancy court saga and her attorney's efforts to soften the edges of her murderous actions by claiming postpartum psychosis. That was her attorney's only avenue when she is blatantly guilty but claiming to be not guilty by reason of insanity. Her premeditated atrocity is not just eliminating three young lives, her own children's three young lives; not just eliminating them but putting them
Dolly's Camel Can Thread the Needle (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton's passing was surprising for most of us. In spite of her popularity and her bubbly stage and witty persona, she was a humble, quiet, and reserved person. Very few were aware of her poor health.  As we all know, she requested a private service for family, and the family's sole request was this: âIn lieu of flowers the family asks for donations to be made to Dolly Partonâs Imagination Library.â Dolly was one of 12 children raised in a small one-bedroom cabin, the poorest of en
Trump Still Enjoys the Back-and-Forth (opens the original)
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News and comments critical of Donald Trump surface daily. I understand, a lot of it is earned. His public reactions are often juvenile or impatient. I'm sure there are some gambling sites that will post an over/under line on how many embellishments/ exaggerations/lies he will present at each press conference. I also understand that he would be getting skewered by traditional media outlets even if his recent track record were pristine, the war with Iran wasn't dragging on, gas prices weren't exc
About Temporary Protected Status (opens the original)
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The term Temporary Protected Status took on a new meaning for about 300,000 Haitians when that designation expired for them last week. Many of them have been legally living and working in the U.S. since 2010. Many of those refugees were offered temporary protective status after most of the area in and around Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, was reduced to rubble by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. At least 300,000 people died and some 1.3 million were rendered homeless. Â The qualification change is
Safety is Involved - Who Can Object? (opens the original)
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According to his website in late April, Congressman Robert Aderholt requested $7 million for safety enhancements and streetscaping along Pine Street, on the UNA campus as Community Project Funding in the FY27 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies bill. The funding request was designated for ongoing work on Pine Street that would "allow for a reduction in the number of lanes on Pine Street, increase the number of designated crosswalks, install ADA-compliant sidewalks
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