Five notes on Trump's mounting legal peril and Mueller role
A concise synthesis argues Mueller’s probe could spark impeachment while the House acts as the legal driver. It contrasts Mueller’s seasoned team with Trump’s lawyers, notes potential expansion of investigations, and highlights Comey’s firing as a pivot that revived the inquiry.
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Wrights Landing Boathouses and a Wilting Oswego Past
Oswego memories recount the Wrights Landing lakefront boathouses torn down in 1984 after generations of owners. Families like the Muldoons, McCloskeys, and Smiths kept boats, fished, and built two story retreats, forming a Boathouse Bums culture with a local basketball league. The piece links past harbor life to current waterfront redesign plans and reflects on progress versus simplicity.
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Vern Auclair
Mike Scullin
John Kleibeck
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David Muldoon
Mike Skinner
Kevin Riley
James Dean
McCloskey
Dickie Muldoon Bmwa Cap
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River Rats
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Boathouse Bums
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Mike McCrobie
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On This Day in History June 21 Highlights
World War II Tobruk captured by Rommel in 1942, promoted to field marshal. A Japanese submarine shelled Fort Stevens on the Oregon coast with little damage. Max Schmeling lost to Jack Sharkey in 1932 triggering notched claims of a robbery. 1954 smoking linked to higher mortality by American Cancer Society report. 1964 Civil Rights workers Schwerner Goodman Chaney killed in Philadelphia Mississippi. bodies found in an earthen dam. 1977 Begin becomes Israeli prime minister. 1982 Hinckley acquitted for Reagan shooting. 1989 Supreme Court upholds flag burning as protected speech. Jean-Paul Sartre quote.
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