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How Wendell King Found His Frequency in Erie African American radio engineer met and obliterated the color line by Jonathan Burdick Union College It was June of 1917 and the United States was at war. The first American infantry troops had arrived in Europe that month and stateside manufacturers were working around the clock to keep up with wartime demand. In Schenectady, N.Y., the sprawling General Electric plant, which...

EDMONTON -- The Commerce Building in Westlock was destroyed by fire on Sunday. A spokesperson for the town said the blaze broke out around 1:15 a.m. on Sunday. The building houses a mix of apartments and commercial businesses. All residents were evacuated, and two people were taken to hospital with smoke inhalation. Firefighters from Westlock County and the Town of Barrhead were called in to fight the fire, which was out by Sunday afternoon. Firefighters continued to put out hotspots just...

WATERTOWN — Jacob “Jake” Johnson learned a lot from his mentor and how he built up his portfolio of real estate properties in and around the city. Now, Mr. Johnson and his mentor, Brian H. Murray, have teamed up with each other to acquire Kelsey Creek Apartments on the city’s north side. They recently bought the 100-unit apartment complex for $5.9 million. It’s the first joint venture for the two biggest players in the city’s real estate market. The deal was finali...

Editors note: The Journal today continues its countdown of the Top 10 Stories of 2020 in Siouxland, as chosen by Journal staff. The countdown will resume in Wednesdays print edition. The No. 1 story will be revealed on Dec. 27, and the Journals annual Newsmaker of the Year will be named on Jan. 3. SIOUX CITY -- Two long-awaited downtown projects came to fruition in 2020 -- the renovation of The Warrior Hotel into Sioux Citys first Marriott Autograph Hotel and the completion of the Siouxland Exp...

Coleus You Can e mail me at Coleus 3 3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavens, 4 as he chose us in him, before the foundation of the world, to be holy and without blemish before him. All Christian should argue for the integrity of every individual person made in the image of God, and that the gospel, if were going to be faithful to that gospel and faithful to biblical anthropology, requires us to be...

New York developer completes $14.5M purchase of Commerce Building in downtown Worcester The nine-story, 380,000-square-foot building is known as the downtown’s first office "skyscraper." SilverBrick Group LLC purchased the 340 Main St. building from Commerce Associates, which also owns properties at 332 Main St. (Central Building), 244 Main St. (Irish Times building), 18 Chestnut St. (former Unum building) and several surface parking lots. The transaction was recorded at the Registry of De...

Its getting on top of a number of buildings. weve seen a number of roof collapses, in massachusetts especially. but take a look at this one. this is a commerce building in the town of easton. the roof and walls caved in. we caught it on camera if you can believe that. this is the roof and wall cave in there. this is triton technologies. workers, there were about 100 in there before it collapsed. they heard it cracking and had the presence of mind to get out. everyone got out safely. >> speaking ...