HeyJaredTom Newmann
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Opinion | Newmann: The shell game (opens the original)
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“Come on down!” â the familiar call to a new contestant on “The Price Is Right.” As the longest running U.S. television game show, debuting in 1972, “The Price Is Right” has aired over 10,000 episodes. Audience members, almost all wearing apparel with wording that asks to be picked as a contestant on the show, eagerly await the announcement that they may be one of the four lucky players. And, if they get picked to play, they bid against the other three contestants for prizes (which often inclu
Opinion | Newmann: Spam, slop and cyberspace (opens the original)
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There are periods of relative quiet â and then comes the incessant ringing (generally at an incredibly inconvenient time). But, still, you have to check. And the phone says, “May be spam.” Usually is. So best to let the phone keep on ringing. And then, when it stops, see if an actual message has followed. Just in case the call may be legit. Which is generally not the case. But the spam is not relegated to just the phone. There are the unsolicited emails that randomly show up. Some announce tha
Opinion | Newmann: The column conundrum (opens the original)
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Sometimes it’s easy to stare into the computer screen ⦠and draw a blank as to what to write. It’s not so much being unable to find a topic to write about. Just the opposite. There are too many topics. Call it spoiled for choice. We could write about current events. Or about a few of the many curious goings on in that realm. But most folks have been saturated with 24-hour reporting on most of those events. And some of it almost rivals science fiction. Or scary movies. So we’ll scratch current
Opinion | Newmann: The chap in the cap (opens the original)
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The black baseball cap is a constant companion. It is distinguished only by a small white “swoosh” logo on the front and a smaller one on the back. Otherwise, it is unadorned and a bit faded â much like the person whose head it sits atop. The bill of the cap, which was pretty flat when the cap was young, has been meticulously curved over time to create an almost tunnel-like appearance. It’s pretty efficient at giving some wraparound shade. And the buckle on the fabric tensioner in the back giv
Opinion | Newmann: Hand in the cookie jar (opens the original)
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Sometimes, peering out into the formerly smoke-filled skies, the murky air seemed to go hand-in-hand with a lot of other murky stuff that’s been going on of late. Sizable portions of our public forest lands have been burning up, creating havoc for folks who live nearby. And even for those who live in more distant realms. The repercussions of one event can certainly stretch into far-reaching and, sometimes, unintended consequences. Seems like every day there are a few new surprises springing up.
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