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CSUS alumnus spotlight: Tim Eder Photo courtesy of Mary Jane Eder Tim Eder’s passion for the Great Lakes is clear in his words and in his work. “The Great Lakes are my home,” says Tim. “Im from Michigan and it’s where I grew up. The Great Lakes define our state. They define our climate. They define many aspects of our economy.” Cultivating his passion in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at MSU helped him build a career supporting the people and causes that protect th...

The Trading Post—Sunset District Time Capsule by John Freeman (Originally published in the WNP member newsletter, October 2010) This is the story of a little store that was at 2450 Judah, on the northeast corner of 30th Avenue, its moment in time and the evolution of its location. The photo was dated on the back as June 8, 1934. What we see in the signage and displays in the front yard are fascinating to view and interpret three-quarters of a century later. Store at 2450 Judah Street on the...

Search You Are Here:Home → 2020 → December → 24 → Farmers in Lupang Ramos successful vs. threats of eviction days before Christmas Farmers in Lupang Ramos successful vs. threats of eviction days before Christmas Supporters from different sectors and organizations stage a protest in front of the NGCP office in Dasmarinas, December 21, 2020. (Photo courtesy of Gabriela Youth-Laguna) “This is a big victory for us because we were able to defend our rights to the land that ...

By David Goudsward | December 19, 2020 Louis Alter, who died in 1980, was inducted into the Haverhill Citizens Hall of Fame. (Courtesy photograph.) Click above to see other entries in this series. The United States entered World War II starting with the Dec. 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor—78 years ago today. By the autumn of 1944, there was cause for optimism the war’s end might actually be in sight. D-Day forces had landed in Normandy, Paris had been liberated, and the Allies were making ...

Shawnee radio station KGFF celebrates 90th By Vicky O. Misa | Vicky.misa@news-star.com | (405) 214-3962 | Twitter: @Vicky_NewsStar The Shawnee News-Star On Thursday, a longtime institution in Shawnee celebrated its 90th anniversary. Local radio station KGFF, Shawnee first hit the air waves at 9 a.m. on a Tuesday morning — Dec. 10, 1930. And it has continued serving the area ever since. KGFF General Manager Mike Askins said, though the station had already been in operation for a few years, it ...