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KANKAKEE — Edwin “Ed” James Mullady, 94, of Kankakee, died peacefully on Sunday (Dec. 13, 2020) after a short illness. Loving husband, father, son, brother, grandfather and great-grandfather, Ed was a kind man whose life was devoted to preserving the environment, in particular the Kankakee River. In 2009, the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival committee asked him to be the grand marshal of their grand parade. At the time, local writer Mary Ann Kirsch wrote a lovely article about Ed,...

Fake Arizona electors vote for Trump. Real Arizona legislators ask Congress to accept them Laurie Roberts, Arizona Republic The election is over. The Electoral College has voted … … And the never-say-die (unless it’s for Trump) Arizona Republican Party continues with its delusion that the state’s election was stolen from the president. If state GOP Chairwoman Kelli Ward’s Republican Party was a person, I’d guess it might rate its own entry right about now in the DSM...

News Release December 14, 2020 PHOENIX⁠ — Governor Doug Ducey today announced the recipients of a competitive $1 million grant program allocated to chambers of commerce across the state to implement or expand initiatives that support small businesses and accelerate local economic recovery. The grant dollars come from the Chamber of Commerce COVID-19 Response Grant Program, established last month by Governor Ducey.  “Arizona businesses have innovated and adjusted for months to operate ...

Published: 14 December 2020 14 December 2020 Phoenix, Arizona - Governor Doug Ducey today announced the recipients of a competitive $1 million grant program allocated to chambers of commerce across the state to implement or expand initiatives that support small businesses and accelerate local economic recovery. The grant dollars come from the Chamber of Commerce COVID-19 Response Grant Program, established last month by Governor Ducey. “Arizona businesses have innovated and adjusted for...

Two school buses collided hurting 16 kids. thats in apache junction east of phoenix. they say the buses were moving slowly when one of them hit the other from behind. rescuers in california pulled a worker out of a manhole after he fell 16 feet into it. happened last night in south lose -- los angeles. no word on his condition. rocket launch from cape canaveral. that rocket carrying a government satellite which would give us a much more advanced look at weather across the u.s. the news continues...

To see if they could get the blood clot down. >> darryl, you had a brother dennis also treated at the hospital. tell us his story. >> my brother dennis is a decorated vietnam vet. when he returned from vietnam, he suffered from ptsd and survivors syndrome. retired from the lake city police force in 2010 and spent his summers wisconsin and his winters here at apache junction. after three days of tests and drying multiple liters of fluid off his body, he had stage four

Gathered outside the hearing in support of health care reform. an arizona department of corrections retiree from apache junction said he hadnt been able to find insurance for his wife, prediabetic and has high blood pressure, until the affordable care act was here. "my income was less than $60,000. through the affordable care act, we can get insurance for less than $300 a month. it is the only hope i have in the world of having health care for my wife." another man said he was sexually assaulted...

Gathered outside the hearing in support of health care reform. an arizona department of corrections retiree from apache junction said he hadnt been able to find insurance for his wife, prediabetic and has high blood pressure, until the affordable care act was here. "my income was less than $60,000. through the affordable care act, we can get insurance for less than $350 a month. it is the only hope i have in the world of having health care for my wife." another man said he was sexually assaulted...

Congressman issa has set out the ground rules in advance for exactly what he wants to hear at his hearings. this is amazing. look at this. this is in advance of the hearing at apache junction. congressman issa wrote an op ed in the local paper explaining what kind of testimony he wanted to hear at his hearing. he said the committee wanted to hear specifically, "from individuals who have felt the impact of increased premiums and dropped insurance coverage as a result of obama care." "tell us how ...

World in a way that they cannot do if they stay in washington, d.c. they need to get out to the people and see for themselves and hear whats really going on close to the ground so as to avoid the selection bias that occurs when you only hear from witnesses who can get themselves to d.c. and so, darrell issa, the republican chairman of the house oversight committee, who is rather known for his showmanship, darrell issa has started recently taking his oversight committee out on the road. theyve be...