Almanac Friday August 24 2017 highlights birthdays and facts
Almanac notes birthdays of Jorge Luis Borges Paulo Coelho Mike Shanahan and others. Edison patent for Kinetograph and Kinetoscope recorded. Pete Rose ban in 1989 and Coelho quote and dwarf planets count listed. Huckabee birthday also noted with age.
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Great American Eclipse Observation From Linville Vacation
Kathleen Parker reflects on a two week unplugged vacation away from news in Linville North Carolina observing The Great American Eclipse of 2017. She cites the contrast between constant media noise and the eclipse shared by many across a 70 mile wide path from coast to coast.
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Residents deserve more from Elyria councilman Marcus Madison
Marcus Madison urges Elyria residents to demand genuine governance over political theater. He condemns the Safety Service Department for intimidation and vague transparency while calling for accountability and real job creation. He stresses residents’ oversight role and integrity in city leadership.
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Us in the Aisle Reflections on Race and Unity
Connie Schultz reflects on a grocery store encounter with a Black woman in Cleveland, exploring how race shapes daily experience and national divides. She cites Public Religion Research Institute findings, recalls Charlottesville, and urges empathy across faiths and colors.
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