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Monthly Archives: March 2019
Tooting our own horn
Journalism, like people isn’t what it used to be. It’s constantly changing, not always for the better. Society itself, is also changing and definitely not for the better. One of the things I love about my job is that it … Continue reading
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Tagged administration, attitude, balancing, community, delivery, enemies, engaged, faces, friends, hiatus, job, journalism, newspapers, officials, paper, responders, room, secrecy, society, staff, subscribers
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Proposed new deal doesn’t work
Talk of anything with the words “new deal” in them make me cringe and want to run and take cover. Studying the original new deal under President Franklin Roosevelt, you will find that it prolonged the nation’s suffering, and made … Continue reading
Transparency essential
We’ve had a lot of rain this year and it has been raining as I’m writing. This week, however, in the newspaper world, is about sunshine. It’s Sunshine Week in Georgia which is about transparency in government and open records. … Continue reading
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Tagged background, bodies, committee, entities, executive, government, grants, information, judge, money, open records, public, questions, taxpayer, timely, transparency, vote
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Spoiled but fun and comforting
Life with a four-legged child is so much better and certainly never boring. Our Roxie girl will be seven in May and what a ride it has been. I keep saying she can not get any more spoiled than she … Continue reading
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Tagged attention, furbaby, outside, schedule, snuggle, spoiled, weekends, woods
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