NILES – Rev. Dr. Bernard M. Oakes, 91, passed away peacefully at 12:07 pm on Sunday, April 10, 2022, at the Niles Continuing Health Care, after a brief illness. He was born November 9, 1930, the second son and third child of Joseph M. and Mertie B. Lilly Oakes. Bernard was a 1948 graduate of …
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With the retreat of the pandemic, all the signs point to a great revival of travel. However, this good news comes with warnings. Travel advisors report, among other things, a lack of supplier staff, ticketing errors and insufficient availability. “I didn’t have big problems with just one supplier, but with many,” said Tammy Levent of …
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People often put national boundaries around written words. If you read French poetry or Victorian novels, it is tempting to understand these texts as they certainly relate to the history and culture of France or England. Still, it often helps to have a broader perspective on literary production. Consider that China for centuries provided a …
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1/3 Weber State Corner defender Kamden Garrett (18) celebrates his intervention with Purple team-mates Shad Pulsipher (44) and Maxwell Anderson (21) during the spring football match on Saturday, April 16, 2022, at Stewart Stadium in Ogden. ROBERT CASEY, Weber State Athletics 2/3 Ueber State in the opposite direction Steven Shoats-Thomas (22) tries to escape the …
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Travel accounts are very popular on Instagram, but in the modern, crowded sphere of social media, it is important to have a specific gap. Today, many travelers are interested in the Scandinavian countries for their wide range of sights, scenery and activities, from swimming to skiing to the fjords to the Northern Lights. As the …
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YOUNGSTOWN – Mill Creek MetroParks last week awarded contracts for three of the four projects on the 2022 list of capital improvements that came out on offer this month. The work will take place this year. The fourth project, upgrades to the East Golf Hike car park and Bike Trail, received two bids, but they …
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Three points | Istock | Getty Images When you get a new job, there may be many things you want to completely forget about your ex-employer. Just make sure your 401 (k) plan is not one of them. While you may have options on how to handle those retirement savings, there are situations when the …
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TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami / NSF) – Florida’s unemployment rate fell to 3.2 percent in March as workers left concerts in hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues for higher-paying jobs in manufacturing, storage and logistics. The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity released a report Friday that said the unemployment rate in March had dropped from 3.3 percent in …
Parents and educators opposing the Los Angeles Unified School District’s vaccination mandate against COVID-19 hold a rally outside the LAUSD county office in Los Angeles on Friday, April 15, 2022. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News / SCNG) Parents and educators opposing the Los Angeles Unified School District’s vaccination mandate against COVID-19 hold …
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News photo by Julie Riddle Lincoln, elementary school student Esteban Martinez and Alpena Public School bus driver Kim Irelan stop for a photo at the bottom of a bus Thursday morning. ALPENA – When school buses could not pick up Alpena County students on Mondays and Tuesdays, Alpena Public Schools Transport Supervisor Brook Krajniak knew …
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