Farrands Seeks Granby Town Board Seat for Nov. 7 Election
Sandra Farrands announces candidacy for Granby Town Board citing 30 years in real estate and property taxes. She lists current role on the ZBA and past involvement with Fulton and Granby boards, and says she will run on the Democratic Conservative and Independent lines in the November 7 general election.
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Tone shift in Trump Russia probe seen by lawmakers
Lawmakers and commentators focus more on Russia's 2016 interference and less on collusion. Public talk centers on active measures and evidence, with Burr and Schiff noting ongoing inquiries into collusion while Mueller proceeds. Noting the shift, some say it reflects where the evidence is heading and the likelihood of Trump involvement fading.
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Republicans warn against Trump as GOP cracks widen
Nine months into the current administration, critics from within the Republican Party urge heedful action. Sen. Jeff Flake announces he will not seek re election while Sen. Bob Corker sounds alarms about Trump’s volatility and risk to democracy. Bush and McCain add cautions about bigotry and democratic erosion, urging party conscience and national duty amid a drifting political landscape.
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Historical highlights from October 27 through history
On this date in history, notable events include the 1947 debut of You Bet Your Life hosted by Groucho Marx, the 1787 publication of Federalist Papers, Theodore Roosevelt's birth in 1858, Mussorgsky's A Night on Bald Mountain premiere in 1886, and the 1922 Navy Day's first celebration. Other milestones cover Beverly Sills's farewell in 1980, the 1992 Allen Schindler murder conviction, the 2004 Red Sox World Series win, and the 2016 Oregon wildlife refuge trial verdict, among others.
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