Cuomo Proposes Early 8am Sunday Alcohol Sales in NY
Your Views New York argues for updating state alcohol controls to allow 8 am Sunday sales, streamline craft beverage rules, and reduce fees for small wholesalers. The plan faces concerns over binge drinking and a broader 200 foot near schools or places of worship license rule, with local input urged. Proponents cite economic benefits in tourism while urging responsible patron behavior. Legislature should approve the reforms.
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Bretagne the Ground Zero search dog dies at 16
Bretagne the golden retriever, famed Ground Zero search and rescue dog, died Monday at age 16 after a storied career that began at 2 with 9/11 recovery work. She also aided Katrina rescues, became a goodwill ambassador, and readied children as a school reading helper before a farewell salute by firefighters and rescue workers.
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Sanders Loses and the Debate Over Early Calls
Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons reflects on the premature election call for Hillary Clinton and the Sanders campaign's response. He argues the media duty to report quickly shaped a perception of illegitimacy among Sanders supporters, questions counting rules, and critiques Sanders supporters for alleging voter suppression while highlighting Clinton’s delegate lead and the superdelegate dynamic.
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History Today Highlights June 11 Through History
June 11 marks pivotal events from 1776 when a Continental Congress committee began drafting the Declaration of Independence to gain freedom from Britain to 2015 remarks by Gen. Martin Dempsey on potential broader US military role. Notable milestones include Henry VIII’s 1509 marriage to Catherine of Aragon, Captain Cook’s discovery of the Great Barrier Reef in 1770, and legal shifts around hate crimes and animal sacrifice in 1993.
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