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MIKE JONES Staff writer Holly Tonini QUESTIONS — Al Collins is shown in his newly renovated kitchen at Al ‘an Ruben’s restaurant in this 2018 photo. WASHINGTON, Pa. — Restaurants that are complying with Pennsylvania’s statewide ban on indoor dining are drawing a line in the sand on Monday. That’s when the state’s restaurant shutdown is scheduled to be lifted, and many business owners say they’ll reopen their dining rooms that day even if Gov. Tom Wolf extends the restri...

How the Networks Will Fill Airtime on a Quiet New Year’s Eve In a typical year, shots of raucous parties from around the world dominate news programming. This year, the networks had to get more creative. Times Square will be emptier than usual for New Year’s Eve this year, but TV networks are doing their best to fill the gaps with extra live performances and creative thinking.Credit...Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images Published Dec. 30, 2020Updated Jan. 5, 2021 What becomes of Times Squar...

Staff writer Al Collins is shown in his newly renovated kitchen at Al an Rubens restaurant in this 2018 photo. -- Holly Tonini/Observer-Reporter WASHINGTON, Pa. — Restaurants that are complying with a statewide ban on indoor dining are drawing a line in the sand on Jan. 4. That’s when the state’s restaurant shutdown is scheduled to be lifted, and many business owners say they’ll reopen their dining rooms that day even if Gov. Tom Wolf extends the restrictions as some fear. The three-we...

For the Intelligencer Holly Tonini/Observer-Reporter – Al Collins is shown in his newly renovated kitchen at Al ‘an Ruben’s restaurant in this 2018 photo. WASHINGTON, Pa. — Restaurants that are complying with a statewide ban on indoor dining are drawing a line in the sand on Jan. 4. That’s when the state’s restaurant shutdown is scheduled to be lifted, and many business owners say they’ll reopen their dining rooms that day even if Gov. Tom Wolf extends the restrictions as...

Neil Peart passed on January 7 from brain cancerCredit: Getty - Contributor As a member of prog-rock group Rush, the 67-year-old Canadian was considered to be one of the great drummers. As Rush’s main lyricist, Neil – who died of brain cancer on Jan 7 – helped the band sell over 40million albums. DEREK FOWLDS Derek Fowlds died on January 17 from pneumoniaCredit: BBC Best known for his role as naive Bernard Woolley in Yes Minister. As “Mr Derek” he was Basil Brush’s sidekick in the 7...

Mike Sutton pictured in 1959 as part of the Norwich City B team. - Credit: EDP / Archant 2003 Writing in the Daily Mail, Chris said: "It wasn’t fair for my dad’s life to end in this way. Alone in a room in a world of his own, without any member of his family by his side. "Over the last decade my proud dad has been stripped, slowly and piece by piece, of his dignity by dementia. I only hope and pray that somehow, when he was taking his final breaths, he knew how much people respected and tho...

Mike Sutton pictured in 1959 as part of the Norwich City B team. - Credit: EDP / Archant 2003 Writing in the Daily Mail, Chris said: "It wasn’t fair for my dad’s life to end in this way. Alone in a room in a world of his own, without any member of his family by his side. "Over the last decade my proud dad has been stripped, slowly and piece by piece, of his dignity by dementia. I only hope and pray that somehow, when he was taking his final breaths, he knew how much people respected and tho...

The Providence Journal Show evidence of voter fraud In his otherwise reasonable piece on elections ("Elections, the lifeblood of a self-governing people," Commentary, Dec. 16), Mackubin Owens stated, "The main problem this year was massive voter fraud in several large metropolitan areas." And then he goes on to say, "There is credible evidence of widespread fraud." Im easy, Mr. Owens. Ill listen. Tell The Journals readers where "massive fraud" was, how many ballots were affected and specific...

By Heplerbroom issued the following announcement on Dec. 8. Two of HeplerBroom’s asbestos litigation partners played key roles at HarrisMartin’s annual Midwest Asbestos Litigation Conference, which was held virtually on December 2.  Brenda Baum completed her 12th year of co-chairing the event. In addition, she co-led a Question-and-Answer session. Eric Hall, along with The Honorable Stephen Stobbs of the Illinois Circuit Court of Madison County and attorney Christopher T. Layloff, d...

By Heplerbroom issued the following announcement on Dec. 10. Eric Hall spoke recently at the Young Lawyers session of DRI’s 40th Asbestos Medicine Seminar, a virtual conference that was held December 3. His presentation on how to defend asbestos cases based on circumstantial evidence was part of the conference’s breakout sessions on how to litigate asbestos cases more effectively. Hall, a partner in the firm’s Edwardsville office, focuses his practice on asbestos litigation, produc...