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Thought but they are building thousands is a far cry from where they were a few years ago. It is not a bust but worried about a consumer who is not out there shopping or car buying or much of anything. That could be the weather the last time i checked it was an awful winter about one after the snow melts there in the deep spending freeze . Hovnanian says you worry but for now he is not. You dont get too crazy . But you must be making note . Certainly we wish it was stronger and more consistent e...

Thought but they are building thousands is a far cry from where they were a few years ago. It is not a bust but worried about a consumer who is not out there shopping or car buying or much of anything. That could be the weather the last time i checked it was an awful winter about one after the snow melts there in the deep spending freeze . Hovnanian says you worry but for now he is not. You dont get too crazy . But you must be making note . Certainly we wish it was stronger and more consistent e...

Thought but they are building thousands is a far cry from where they were a few years ago. It is not a bust but worried about a consumer who is not out there shopping or car buying or much of anything. That could be the weather the last time i checked it was an awful winter about one after the snow melts there in the deep spending freeze . Hovnanian says you worry but for now he is not. You dont get too crazy . But you must be making note . Certainly we wish it was stronger and more consistent e...

In conjunction with World AIDS Day, the Eureka Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence will host their annual vigil Saturday at 6 p.m. starting in Old Town Eureka at Second and H streets and ending at the gazebo. A program will follow at the gazebo for the memorial.

Donna Jean Mortimer, wife, mother and sister, passed away on November 3, 2022 at Providence St. Joseph Hospital in Eureka. She was 64.

Renaissance Center Library, a public library in Juba (Radio Tamazuj photo) Yedjwok Agwet, is a cultural activist, translator and founder, and programs director at Renaissance Cultural Centre which also runs a public library in South Sudan’s capital, Juba. Radio Tamazuj caught up with and sounded him out about the reading culture, publishing inter alia in South Sudan. Following are edited excerpts from the conversation:  Q: What is the reading culture like in South Sudan as compared to the re...