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Political benefits. He also frequently attended comedies at fords theater and he was known for telling jokes, for his witty stories and selfdeprecation. The ability for a leader or politician to laugh at oneself and at politics more broadly is a hallmark of our democracy. In humor we not only have a to callvalve but a way attention to ideological differences while still maintaining the balance of democratic discourse. Today in these polarized times and as we head toward a president ial election ...

HAZLETON— Six new officers recently joined the Hazleton Police Department. Michael Marchetti, of Hazleton, Zachary Kehler, of Hazleton and Alexander Bishop, of Tunkhannock, graduated from the Lackawanna College Police Academy

HAZLETON— Six new officers recently joined the Hazleton Police Department. Michael Marchetti, of Hazleton, Zachary Kehler, of Hazleton and Alexander Bishop, of Tunkhannock, graduated from the Lackawanna College Police Academy

Meet entomologist Abigail (Abbey) M. Hayes, postdoc at the University of Virginia and subject of our next "Standout Early Career Professionals" feature.

Stakelogic has announced the appointment of experienced industry specialist Edgars Isajevs as its new head of live casino.

New Jersey Man Found Inside A Closed Market In West Chester: Police - West Chester, PA - Michael Marchetti was arrested after he was found at 1:09 a.m. Monday inside the Giant in West Chester, police said.

Rhode Island Fisherman’s Advisory Board (FAB) resigned en masse in response to the Rhode Island CRMC giving deference to offshore wind developers regardless of the requirements of the Ocean SAMP, the cost to the environment, or the impacts to Rhode Island’s fishing industry. The full letter can be viewed below and downloaded from the document links on this page. 

A plan backed by the Biden administration to OK a string of wind farms off Rhode Island has prompted every member of a fishing regulatory board in the state to resign.

Every member of Rhode Islands Fishermens Advisory Board resigned saying the state government is ignoring offshore winds impacts on fisheries.

All nine members of the Rhode Island Fishermen’s Advisory Board resigned Sept. 1, saying the state Coastal Resource Management Council is so committed to developing offshore wind power that it has rejected the board’s concerns about fishery and environmental impacts.