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Roger Bruesewitz, who died in 2019 at 82, spent much of his early life in and out of jail after robbing businesses, running “a dirty bookstore” and dealing with a heroin addiction.

Has radio lost the battle for the ear? [Fred Jacobs] As the landscape of audio continues to transform and reinvent itself (most recently with the rise of social audio), Fred Jacobs here muses on what these latest shifts could mean for the future of radio. Guest post by It’s difficult to pinpoint when the current Audio Renaissance began, but seemingly everyone believes it’s for real. Some think it started with podcasting around 2004, but that medium wallowed for many years before becoming t...

But he’s leaving behind a very different legacy. Bruesewitz went on to graduate with honors from UW-Madison with a degree in journalism, become a copy editor for the UW-Madison Law School and buy his own little house in Monona. Before he died, Bruesewitz decided he wanted to donate almost the entirety of his modest estate to local organizations supporting ex-offenders, journalism and veterans. He left all of his money to his longtime friend Mary Rouse, former dean of students at UW-Madison...

He Owns World Famous Stamps and a Prized Coin. Now He’s Selling. Stuart Weitzman, who made his fortune in shoes, is parting with three of his collecting triumphs, including a block of four “Inverted Jennies.” This block of four extremely rare “Inverted Jennies” was created more than a century ago by a printing error that left the image of the plane upside down. It is to be sold at auction in New York in June.Credit...via Sotheby’s March 10, 2021 On the day in 1918 when the ...

Residents in a quiet nook of northern Star Valley are raising a ruckus about draft Lincoln County plans to add an RV Park, commercial grill and other infrastructure to a wooded and largely unimproved 160-acre tract of federal land in the neighborhood. At issue is a parcel of Bureau of Land Management property that runs along a Salt River Range ridgeline hugged between the Bridger-Teton National Forest and the privately owned valley floor. Lincoln County holds a recreation lease on the BLM land ...

A 42-year-old man from Duncannon in Perry County was charged Sunday with homicide, kidnapping and abuse of a corpse after the body of Erica Shultz, Bloomsburg, was found in a wooded area east of Hobbie Road in Butler Twp. Harold David Haulman III admitted to killing Shultz, who was autistic and whom he met on an online dating site in November. He was taken into custody and committed to the Luzerne County Correctional Facility following an arraignment before Magisterial District Judge Daniel Oâ...

About polygraphing people in the administration and polygraphs not admissible in court and not that necessarily reliable. is there a danger how much this consumes the administration and it starts to eat itself. >> absolutely. the polygraph would be an awful idea. i remember when president reagan was very upset with all the leaks and said he had leaks up to his keister and started carrying on and started talking about polygraphs and dave schultz said the day you do that i walk out the door. you c...

About polygraphs and dave schultz said the day you do that i walk out the door. you cant do that to people. and he killed it. >> i believe they work. it was my word against the acting fbi director. i went and took a polygraph, i passed it. we wanted pat gray to take one, two days later he left office. >> would you support polygraphing everybody? >> yeah. >> i think asking people to take a polygraph, its -- it suggests a level of distrust above what were seeing now. >> how many people will you po...

>> lets go! >> and a couple tornadoes over michigan and northwest pennsylvania. >> well do it all over again today. possible for a tornado outbreak especially in the plains. >> federal investigators investigate a train derailment in baltimore after a train derailed after hitting a garbage truck and exploded in a massive fireball. >> backup! michele bachmann will not run for re-election in 2014. >> my decision was not in any way guided by my concerns about being re-elected to congress...

fascinating. you know what else is coming? recalls. the wisconsin protests are having an awesome impact, as daniel els burg once said, courage contagious. there was a couple people standing up, a couple hundred, a couple thousand, until tens of thousands, teachers, cops, firefighters were standing up to a power hungry big business fueled governor saying enough, were not going to let you take away our rights. those people made us realize they were what weve been waiting for. real pop yo...