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Its coming from air quote anchors who are supposed to be objective be seeking truth supposed be asking questions and listening and challenging when necessary not to go into interviews where they have a pre disposed opinion of what they believe is right or wrong in terms of that narrative and most times in the us that narrative is an anti trump narrative therefore anybody who challenges that and we saw that with chuck todd last weekend challenging senator ron johnson a republican who simply tried...

Follow in welcome across all Things Considered im Peter Lavelle in the age of what has happened to journalistic standards and competence in the media not long ago it was generally agreed that politics was the art of the possible now one news narrative must prevail and all others must be vanquished theres a state of affairs serves the public interest. Talking the media im joined by my guest joe concha in new jersey hes a media reporter for the hill and our. Radio host in new york in greenwich we ...

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The Lancashire sisters came as children with their parents to homestead in Ridgeway in 1948

Health care — especially emergency care — could be difficult to come by

The roads were lifelines between communities and among neighbors

AUTHOR’S NOTE: A full decade would pass after the Lancashire family’s arrival on the central Kenai Peninsula before the area got its first resident physician. In 1958, Dr. Marian Goble established a practice in Kenai. In 1960, Soldotna got its first resident doctor and dentist when Drs. Paul Isaak and Calvin Fair came to town. Before this time, however, health care — especially emergency care — could be difficult to come by.

Ridgeway homesteader Larry Lancashire was reminded of the value of such friendship in December 1950 when he shot another illegal moose

In the earliest days of the Sterling Highway and the adjoining Kenai Spur, the roads were lifelines between communities and among neighbors

The Lancashires had settled in