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Cal Thomas: A contract with black America

On October 26, 2016, presidential candidate Donald Trump spoke to a mostly African American audience in Charlotte, North Carolina. He said: “Every African-American citizen in this country is entitled to a government that puts their jobs, wages and security first … I will not let you down. You watch … Here is the promise I […]

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Matthew Quinn: Martha Poliquin is the best choice

I strongly support Martha Poliquin’s candidacy for Maine’s District 22 Senate seat. Poliquin’s concerns are all of our concerns: a strong and flexible educational system, property tax relief, and safety nets for people in distress. She has proven her desire for a strong and healthy community across many years of action and leadership through her […]

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Froma Harrop: Will home farming survive a vaccine?

Farm-to-table refers to freshly grown produce — that is, fruits and vegetables not transported from some distant time zone or even hemisphere but recently harvested on boutique acreage just outside town. The foodie media trumpet the virtues of local food sources, and their cosmopolitan audience tries to honor them when they visit farmer’s markets or […]

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Looking Back on June 11

100 Years Ago: 1920 “Despite the reign of the movies, I look for the spoken drama to continue for many years yet and possibility undefinitely,” said H. Price Webber, the veteran actor of half a century, referring to the changes that have taken place of recent years in the theatrical world, “The spoken drama in […]