You can't go home to Mother anymore
An essay contrasts the breakup of AT&T and the shift from stable work with community ties to a modern economy of mergers and job insecurity. It traces how workers face layoffs, multiple careers, and fractured loyalties while technology accelerates corporate upheaval. The piece laments lost neighborhoods and enduring connections.
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Henrietta Hay of Grand Junction Aged Feminist Columnist
An expansive portrait of Henrietta Hay 81, Grand Junction’s leading feminist and Daily Sentinel columnist. A former public librarian, CU alumna, and lifelong Grand Junction resident since 1945, she stays active with tri weekly workouts, drives a sporty car, and defies age with sharp wit and strong views.
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