Janet Lynn Smith, the epitome of a Proverbs 31 woman, was welcomed into the arms of Jesus on June 3, 2022. Janet was a loving wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, and “Vinnie.” Janet was born on May 18, 1958 to Betty and Clyde Almond in Corsicana, Texas.
The Guardian argues that gun violence — not just mass shootings — must be confronted in the US To see the smiling faces of the children murdered at Robb elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, is unbearable. The killing of at least 19 pupils and two teachers is not, as it should be, unthinkable.
Politicians are demanding that the U.S. become more self-sufficient in crucial metals and minerals, but then they block domestic mining at every opportunity. Alaska’s Pebble Mine project is the latest to join the casualty list.
It should come as little surprise that we agree with Berney Kubetz. He is, after all, the Bangor Daily News’ lawyer. But he is absolutely right when highlighting the importance of a recent court ruling in the paper’s favor, and in support of the principles that underpin the Maine Freedom of Access Act (FOAA).
Connecticut has made real strides in moving toward a green energy future. Along multiple pathways, the state is working to limit emissions and move toward a 21st-century economy less dependent on fossil fuels. That will have benefits for the environment, and also help put the state on better economic footing.
By most accounts, the Uvalde school gunman was the type of person a fledgling $290 million Texas youth mental health program was designed to reach — before his apparent distress and instability could escalate to mass violence.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Two years ago, struggling Nissan Motor Co. announced a restructuring plan to cut costs and revamp its aging model lineup in an effort to rebuild sales as the coronavirus pandemic eased.
Watch your speed in US Highway 75 in Sherman. Prior to the start of road construction, the speed limit was reduce along the road way from 75 mph to 60 mph.
Richard Pence, 52, of Southmayd will face a murder charge this week in the September 2020 death of his wife. The trial started Monday morning with jury selection, and the state beginning its presentation of evidence Monday afternoon.
I think I found the song of the summer this weekend. It is a little piece by Em Beihold called “Numb Little Bug.” I heard it by chance recently and thought it reminded me a lot of the song “Killing Me Softly” in that it seemed like the song writer had been rummaging around in my head while writing the song, and then decided to just share everything found there with the whole world.