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Rep. Tiffany ignores January 6 in Jack Smith hearings

Rep. Tiffany ignores January 6 in Jack Smith hearings Rep. Tiffany ignores January 6 in Jack Smith hearings

Jack Smith, the former special counsel who oversaw the criminal investigation into President Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election, recently testified publicly for the first time ...

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When it comes to the weather

When it comes to the weather, it is all relative.According to the National Weather Service, the Aust...

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When we witness injustice and choose not to speak up —whether because we believe it doesn’t affect us personally or because we fear negative consequences—we allow those injustices to become normalized
Writer says silence is complicity
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When we witness injustice and choose not to speak up —whether because we believe it doesn’t affect us personally or because we fear negative consequences—we allow those injustices to become normalized

When we witness injustice and choose not to speak up —whether because we believe it doesn’t affe...

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Greget shares praise of the work of speech and language pathologist Lea Gowey
Lea Gowey
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Greget shares praise of the work of speech and language pathologist Lea Gowey

Medford Area Public School District provides special education including speech language services to...

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State and federal action needed on spiraling fire truck costs

If you had $10,000 for every time the word unsustainable was used during last week’s meeting of the Medford Area Fire Commission, you would have enough to purchase a decent home in the community, but only a fraction of what would be needed to purchase a new fire truck. Firefighting vehicles and equipment have nearly doubled in price in recent years and the increases aren’t expected to slow ...

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