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The first names were common in the last century: Clara, Woodrow, Elmer and Ethel.

Long before presidential campaigns cost a billion dollars, Congress worked together to resolve controversial national issues.

When Congress returns to Capitol Hill after its Fourth of July district “work” period, members face two enormous tasks.

Everywhere you look on the sun-drenched Stockholm streets you see blue and yellow.

To the Editor:

The Farmers Exchange Online Edition is the place to go for agriculture news and events, your source for auctions of all varieties in the northern Indiana, Southwestern Michigan, and parts of Ohio and Illinois. Featuring online classified ads and farm equipment listings.

To the Editor:

This week (or was it last week?) marks an anniversary for this reporting effort.

After 30 years of Farm and Food File, Alan Guebert thinks back to being expelled from college and being given a second chance two years later.

So what do bacon, blueberries, and Capitol Hill’s revolving door have in common? Theyve been covered here, have ties to D.C., and in the news again.