March 17, 2021 at 1:15 PM
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One year ago, I sat at a local pub and had a plate of fish and chips for lunch. It was St. Patrick’s Day, and it was the last day before all the restaurants closed in my little corner of the world.
Hospitals filled up; lots of people died. We stopped doing almost everything, and struggled to find ways to do our remaining everyday tasks in a fashion that wouldn’t kill our (or anyone else’s) parents. Somewhere in there a mob of lunatics stormed the Capitol. So, yeah, not a great year.
With everyone’s mental health shot, I think we could all use something a bit more positive right now than another week of my melodramatic political musings. One of the few upsides of the pandemic was a lot more time to read, and I ploughed through books over the past 12 months. Thus, in no particular order, here are 15 of the best nonfiction books I read during the worst year of everyone’s life, and why I would recommend each one of them to you.
They opened up their hearts and opened up their house to us with no questions asked. Author: Jon Glasgow Updated: 2:31 PM MST February 16, 2021
DENVER Kelly Brenner knew something wasn t right when she saw the same broken-down SUV parked in the same spot for weeks at the corner of West Colfax Avenue and Yates Street, just south of Sloan s Lake. This car didn t move because it didn t run, Brenner said. It was there all the time. I saw that his windshield was broken, and he didn t have a rear windshield.
At first glance, she didn t notice that people were living in the vehicle.
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Bethel Township
Theft Of Motor Vehicle – This crime occurred as two blue 2013 Yamaha golf carts were stolen from the Blue Mountain Golf Course, located on the 600 block of Blue Mountain Rd., between Jan. 4, 2021 and Jan. 19, 2021. The unknown Actor(s) stole the golf carts by unknown means and fled in an unknown direction. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Pennsylvania State Police Jonestown Barracks. The Victim was Blue Mountain Golf Course in Fredericksburg.
Theft – On Jan. 18, 2021 at approximately 6:56 p.m., the Victim walked into PSP Jonestown to report that he had received a phone call from an unknown individual who he only knew as “federal agent,” Chris Hasty, who was utilizing phone number 215-372-4770. The unknown individual told the Victim that a federal audit of the sexual offender registry was completed and he needed to send them money. The Victim related that the individual then indicated that he had to come up with $2,500 via a Green Dot