John Glover Rescued Washington at Brooklyn Beach
AP News features writer SID MOODY chronicles Colonel John Glover and Marblehead seamen who saved Washington’s Long Island army after the Battle of Long Island. Amid rain and fog, Glover gathered boats and men to move troops to Paulus Hook, steering through British vigilance to reach Manhattan before Howe’s forces could strike.
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Moonshine Era Shifts as Wilkes County Targeted for Marijuana
Wilkes County, famous as North Carolina’s moonshine area, reports destroying over 35,000 marijuana plants this summer. Officials say former moonshiners are moving into cannabis, aided by easier work, lighter penalties, and concealed mountain fields. Sheriff Bill Anderson and SBI agent Greg Radcliff note few stills seized and predict ongoing operations amid favorable geography.
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