Marginalizing Sarah Palin and media bias claims
Bill OReilly argues Newsweek ran a covert liberal attack on Sarah Palin and Fox News, citing an unidentified journalist and links to Campaign for America's Future. He accuses the left of press manipulation, calls for transparency, and warns of broader political shifts amid Obama era changes.
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Community voice cheers wind farm in Clearfield County
A reader urges support for a proposed wind farm, arguing it will bring jobs, lease payments, and local investment. The letter highlights energy independence and emission free generation, noting that risks in driving cars are comparable to wind energy and urging community cooperation.
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Confirmation Nation drama fades as hearings move online
Michael Schaffer argues that Sonia Sotomayor's confirmation hearings will not deliver the expected theater. He notes Ricci's witness role and the long history of televised confirmation battles, concluding contemporary culture treats politics as a standing, public confirmation hearing across media.
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New heavens and earth a delight for Jerusalem
A devotional note cites Isaiah 65 17 18 NIV praising God’s plan of a new creation. It calls readers to take delight in the new things God is doing in their lives and to rejoice. It frames the message as a daily thought for spiritual reflection.
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Winburne Senior Little League repeats in Four Leaf Clover League
On This Date recalls July 18 1999 when Winburne Senior Little League captured its second straight Four Leaf Clover League title. Team members include Will Gantara Paul Brimmeier Matt Hamman Jason Saggese Todd Dobo Allen Pryde Brandon McDowell Brian Lee James Nelson Chris Kolp Jeff Amick and Stue Hummel with coaches Dave Nelson Charlie Saggese and manager Bill Amick.
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