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Tag Archives: newspaper
National Newspaper Week
This is National Newspaper Week, which we certainly celebrate at the office. This year’s theme is know your first five freedoms. Of course the first is freedom of the press which means I can express my opinion here without fear … Continue reading
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Tagged career, community, complete, free press, government, importance, informed transparency, meetings, mistakes, newspaper, public, social media, staff
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We need more sitting and talking
Because of who I am and my upbringing, it is a struggle for me trying to balance my writing, especially when it comes to topics. I don’t want them all to be political and actually prefer the role of encourager. … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, attitude, background, bias, blood, book, cakes, channel, columns, conversation, devotional, editor, encourager, flowers, idiotic, ink, insticts, job, journalism, mornings, news, newspaper, office, opinion, pedestal, people, politics, Prayer, researching, scrabbook, source, talking, work, write, writing
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Dear Santa, please
Reading the Santa letters from the kiddos in the community, got me to thinking that adults should write letters to Santa as well. So here goes mine. Dear Santa, I know it is too much to ask but peace on … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude, blessings, charity, children, chocolate, community, demeanor, disease, glasses, government, government Twitter, gratitude, home, hope, life, love, media, newspaper, nuts, perspective, Santa, stuff, urgency
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Adapting to changes not always easy
Change is said to be a constant and I think it is even more so in today’s society. If you look up its meaning in the dictionary, as a verb it means to make or become different. Change is a … Continue reading
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Tagged adapting, answer, attorneys, change, community, compassion, concern, confident, county, desk, digital, experience, history, humanity, humble, important, job, Judge Mincey, lesson, meeting, mesh, newspaper, partner, passionate, posterity, print, retirement, steak, story, telephone, wish
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Celebrating newspaper week
It’s a sad day for journalists everywhere when a newspaper publishes something which they admit is illegal and justify it by saying it is not unethical. I’m sorry but if it is illegal, then it is also unethical. The illegal … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, accurate, citizens, community, government, insight, mistakes, newspaper, power, press, proide, unbiased
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Walking down memory lane
Funny how some things spur a memory. It began when my wonderful hubby brought home a can of paint for our guest bathroom. He picked out the color. A very bright blue, almost royal blue. My mind immediately went to … Continue reading
Think before opening mouth
All of us can suffer from hoof and mouth disease from time to time. We speak before having chewed over our words or don’t even think before we spew them out. A person made a comment to me last week … Continue reading
January doldrums
January has seemed to attack me. Whether it is the colder weather or the fact that the holidays are over and I never did get into the spirit of things (though I did get sad over taking down the tree), … Continue reading
