Marlon Brando, by his own account, was only ever really happy in two places. The first place was Omaha, where Brando’s family ...
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I hesitate to respond to Susan Scheel’s March 24 letter as it’s just too easy. No question many past presidents have had affairs, but her comparison of that to Trump’s using campaign funds ...
Once upon a time, a nurse led me to alcohol and I, being weak, could not resist her charms. Indeed, not alone did said RN expose my gentle soul to the devil’s intoxicant – she did it at the ...
For centuries in China, the once-secret written language of Nüshu was calligraphed on folded fans and handkerchiefs as hidden letters so women could share stories and express solidarity in a ...
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Re: the March 19 article "The words we use matter more than ever." A Big Shoutout to Dr. Matt Heinz, for calling out the HATER’S. He is right, these people have to be held accountable, for their ...
In the letter, Shingen (1521-1573), from Kai province (present-day Yamanashi Prefecture), commended the achievements of local warriors in the Battles of Kawanakajima, a series of five battles ...
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How long and how many times does the city have to move the camps on the end of Fifth and Main? Every time it’s cleaned up, in about a couple of days, another camp pops up. I’m sure it’s hard ...
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It was such a joy to read the team roster for the Concord Parks and Recreation Middle School basketball team (Monitor, Round Up, 3/18) with all those names unfamiliar to this old Yankee.
