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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much for your indulgence and your patience in allowing us to have your time to speak. Its greatly appreciated. My names allen levine. Weve heard forcyte sometime across the country and in the bay area a change for the use of deadly force, and the use of bullets and batons. A friend of mine many years ago chaired with me a dilemma they had. They said they wanted change in their life and wouldnt stand for it, and thats what i hear here in the bay ...

A growing student body, a fire at a tobacco warehouse, a New Years Day visit from the stork and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

Letters: <strong>John Curtis, Ray Chalker </strong>and <strong>Andrew Pearson </strong>on the sheer frustration of having smart meters that don’t work

A building that housed a longtime gay bar devoted to country music in SF's SoMa District, which was proposed for redevelopment as both a nightclub and a condo building going back a decade, has hit the market again at a reduced price.

Jan. 23, 1890: The Comet reported on the arrest of the Bluff City postmaster. “F.E. Thomas, postmaster at Bluff City, was arrested Tuesday night for rifling the mails and lodged

Jan. 12, 1888: The Comet reported, “The Johnson City Foundry and Machine Works are crowded with work. They are at work on a large lot of bridge castings for the C.C. & C. railroad and an order for car wheels from Pulaski City, VA.” Jan. 12, 1893: The Austin Weekly Statesman, a newspaper in Austin, Texas, carried a remarkable story with a dateline of Johnson City, Tenn., and a date of January 4.“ Last night a mob of 500 masked men entered the jail at Bakersville, N.C., and took Ca...