COLUMBUS, Ohio — Skip Jackson calls himself a book person but he was never much of a library person. What You Need To Know Skip Jackson said he’s reading 20 books a month and 175 for the year The long-time pastor of Indianola Presbyterian Church in Columbus developed a passion for reading and visiting libraries after he […]
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File this under a pair of headlines you didn’t expect to read on a Saturday morning. Washington Capitals tough guy Tom Wilson owns a boxing club in Washington D.C., and the first franchise outlet will be right here in Pittsburgh. Marc-Andre Fleury talked about the end of his career, the Pittsburgh Penguins have a new
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Almost one in eight (12%) over-70s are hoping to downsize their property or have done so already as a direct result of the pandemic. That is one of the findings from research shared with Guardian Money that suggests many older people are rethinking their living arrangements after having been left isolated for prolonged periods during
Allen Wesley Johnson Sonora, CA – Forest service officials are mourning the loss of one of their own. In a written release is stated, “The Stanislaus National Forest (STF) has lost a longtime Groveland resident and career wildland firefighter. Allen Wesley Johnson passed away on Aug. 31, 2021, at the age of 68 while
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Aurora police said they helped workers at the Alden Courts of Waterford retirement home move residents to safety after a nearby car crash ruptured a gas line on Friday. Police officials announced the emergency on the agency’s Facebook page about 7:40 a.m. Motorists were urged to avoid the area near Montgomery Road and Mair Drive.
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“I came to this decision knowing my light is starting to shine brighter off the field than on it right now, and that comes with a lot of joy,” the left back said. “I do know that I want to make this world a better place, but I haven’t decided which way is the best
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Steven Broocks moved to Coos Bay 14 years ago for a job, and it turned into something he loved. Last week, Broocks announced he was retiring after cementing the future of the Coos Art Museum. “I’ve been doing museum work since 1975 in one form or another,” Broocks said. “I’ve been doing this form of
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You’re ready to find a place where you can comfortably enjoy retirement and decide you want to stay on the East Coast. Maybe you want to downsize because you don’t need so many bedrooms or want to move away from an expensive city to a community that will be more affordable on a reduced income.
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Counting down to retirement: Exclusive sit down with Medford Chief of Police KTVL
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“While my desire to build a fuller family life is at the heart of my decision, it is also true that the current state of our politics, especially many of the toxic dynamics inside our own party, is a significant factor in my decision,” Gonzalez added.