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Kirk and Anne Douglas in 1966 She was a location scout for John Huston, a publicist at Cannes and president of her husbands production company. Anne Douglas, a film publicist who first met Kirk Douglas on the Paris set of  Act of Love in 1953 and married him a year later, died Thursday. She was 102. Douglas died at the longtime Beverly Hills home she shared with the legendary actor and husband of 66 years, her family announced. He died at age 103 on Feb. 5, 2020. She worked for director Joh...

Anne Douglas Dies, Philanthropist and Widow of Kirk Douglas Was 102 Share Anne Douglas Dies, Philanthropist and Widow of Kirk Douglas Was 102 A year after the death of her husband of 66 years, Anne Douglas has passed away at the age of 102. Sad news today, as Anne Douglas, a philanthropist, former movie publicist, and widow of legendary actor Kirk Douglas, has passed away. On Thursday, her family announced that Douglas died at the Beverly Hills home she had shared with her longtime husband. The...

Kirk Douglass widow dies, aged 102, 15 months after the Hollywood legend: Michael Douglas leads tributes to his stepmother and says she will always be in our hearts Douglas died Thursday at her home in Beverly Hills, California, that she shared with her late actor husband of 66 years  Michael Douglas paid tribute to his stepmother saying she will always be in our hearts and speaking of how critical she was to his fathers Hollywood career  Her death comes just over one year after Kirk died age...

Derek Chauvin guilty verdict highlights need to continue Texas fight for police reform Derek Chauvin guilty verdict highlights need to continue Texas fight for police reform Local activists vow to keep up the pressure as lawmakers push for legislative changes and new leaders emerge. A woman holds up a sign as people stand together during a prayer vigil as various pastors from local churches pray during "A Gathering of Our Collin County Churches," at the Collin County Courthouse in McKinney, Tex...

Its not just the amount of snow this month thats proven such a danger to roofs during this months storms, experts say. Its the fierce winds that have piled it in drifts on roofs, along with the density of this particular snow — and the fact that it still hasnt had a chance to begin to melt. "The snow has drifted in incredible amounts," explained structural engineer Tony Coviello, the principal at Summit Engineering in Portsmouth. Those drifts can make it tough for homeowners to see how much ...

City of Gordon City Council Minutes April 8, 2021 City of Gordon City Council Minutes April 8, 2021 Wednesday, 14 April 2021 15:11 Notice of the meeting was given to advance by publication in the Sheridan County Journal Star, the designated method for giving notice as shown by the affidavit of publication on file in the City Clerk’s office.  Agendas of the meeting were simultaneously given to the Mayor and all members of the Council.  All proceedings hereafter shown were...

THE ENDLESS DANCE of the 7-year-old was conducted in its full kinetic glory on an early February day at Holy Redeemer School in Marshall, Minnesota. The second graders in Mrs. Klaiths class bounced in and out of their Plexiglas-enclosed desks, talking in unison in their own delirious language, treating every one of lifes minor revelations with frantic wonder. Everyone, it appeared, needed an immediate bathroom break. Mrs. Klaith, a consummate pro, managed the chaos like an auctioneer. The cause...

     Mark F. “The Bear” Todd, 58 of Zanesville Mark F. “The Bear” Todd, 58, of Zanesville, died Sunday, April 11, 2021 at his home. He was born August 9, 1962, in San Gabriel, California, a son of the late Robert Franklin Todd and Betty Jean (Cole) Todd. He was a car driver for McLuney Auto Auction, worked at Fineline Imprints, umpired and refereed for sporting events, and called football games on Friday nights for WYBZ Radio. He was a Chicago Bears and NASCAR fan, loved the band ...

Some good news for a change April 07, 2021 at 11:04 AM Ohio Citizen Action (OCA) has recently hired two new staff members, who will allow us to relaunch our piece of the Power a Clean Future Ohio campaign and revive our field canvass, which has been suspended due to COVID since March 2020. Michael Todd Michael Todd joins OCA as Cleveland Field Canvass Director, bringing with him volunteer history with a youth leadership program and the campaigns of Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib and Bernie Sande...

6 April 2021    8 min read This article is the first in a four-part series by Carat, examining the beauty industry.  In 2020, people experienced COVID-19 and movements like Black Lives Matter, as well as continued concerns around climate change, culminating in a year of cultural reckoning. In this context, people began to hold companies to account and beauty brands were no exception. Pre-COVID-19, the beauty and personal care category was growing at more than twice the rate of total FMCG. E...