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Cheeky, glib, and irreverent, it was famous for its double-entendre headlines, its off-the-wall columns, its “interviews” with dogs and potholes, and its April Fools issues.

Just before Thomas Randele died, his wife of nearly 40 years asked his golfing buddies and his co-workers from the dealerships where he sold cars to come by their home.

After his true identity was first revealed, his friends couldn't believe it. But now looking back, there are a few things that make sense.

Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Since he became vice president in January 2009, Joe Biden has made at least three trips to Park City. Typically, they have involved disruptive roadblocks and a phalanx of police cars and motorcycles escorting a fleet of black SUVs to a hand-picked audience at the home of a well-heeled donor. “Vice President Biden passed through our fair city this week, pausing long enough to kneel before the local 1 percent to beg for campaign money,” Park Record columnist Tom ...