December 17, 2020
Country artist Chris Turner has released his latest single, “All in the Same Boat” (WalkerDawg Entertainment). The single is the first release from his upcoming EP, due in early 2021.
“I’m so proud of this track,” says Turner. “With Covid, job losses, and all of the issues facing our country, this song has a message that everyone, myself included, can relate to and it needs to be heard right now. ‘Ain’t we all in the same boat!’ The question is, do we sink or do we swim?”
A veteran of the United States Marine Corps, Turner uses his platform to help raise awareness and be a voice for his fellow veteran community. In 2019, Turner joined forces with actor and UFC legend, Randy Couture, in the fight against PTSD. His tireless efforts to bring awareness has led to media coverage by major outlets such as Forbes Magazine and Today in Nashville, and he has partnered with a variety of non-profits including Xtreme Couture, GI Foundation, Crosswind
D. G. Martin’s new book “Hammer and Sleigh” is a novel about the twisted side of the Christmas legend of Santa and his elves
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Recent release “Hammer and Sleigh” from Page Publishing author D. G. Martin is a suspenseful story about the dangerous side of the Christmas legend of Santa and his elves that seek death in their wake. NEW YORK (PRWEB) December 16, 2020 D. G. Martin, a creative writer from Michigan who served in United States Marine Corps, has completed his new book “Hammer and Sleigh”: an engrossing and thrilling tale of a Christmas fraught with blood and murder initiated by a perverted depiction of Santa and his little helpers.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ D. G. Martin, a creative writer from Michigan who served in United States Marine Corps, has completed his new book Hammer and Sleigh : an engrossing and thrilling tale of a Christmas fraught with blood and murder initiated by a perverted depiction of Santa and his little helpers.
Author Martin brings an alluring side to the Christmas belief of Santa and his elves and filling it with the thrill of danger and intrigue of evil: Christmas has long been revered as a time of cheer, family, and celebration. The hard work of individuals is traditionally enjoyed further by giving gifts to loved ones. Where do these gifts really come from? It is rumored that in the blistering, eternal colds of Greenland s far north, a city exists only to produce these gifts. Often embellished in fairytales and stories to the casual passerby, it is no wonder it has been placed on the tall bookshelf of legend for all to enjoy. But no one saw the change comi
Jack Lingo Realtor supports Toys for Tots
Jack Lingo Realtor’s Rehoboth Beach rental team members shown are (l-r) Realtors Amanda Barnes, Carol Lynch, Lynn Larkins, and Alyssa Bishop; rental managers Karen Maull and Kristina Lingo; and Realtor Andrea Watkins. SUBMITTED PHOTOS December 16, 2020
Jack Lingo Realtor team members shown are (l-r) Rachel Ribeiro, Kathy Reinhart, Trevor Costello, Sarah Davis, and Holly Wright, all licensed Realtors.
In keeping with the spirit of #GiveWhereYouLive, Jack Lingo Realtor organized a local holiday drive for the second year in a row.
Last year, agents and staff were excited to collect food for the Food Bank of Delaware. This year, the company supported Toys for Tots, a nonprofit created at the behest of the United States Marine Corps to collect new, unwrapped toys for children in need during the Christmas season. Due to the economic issues caused by COVID-19 and the subsequent shutdowns this year, support for programs like Toys for
In the spirit of Christmas
By Steven Coburn-Griffis, Sentinel Editor Wednesday, December 16, 2020 1:22 PM Volunteers on Monday sorted through thousands of toys and games donated to Toys for Tots, categorizing them then putting them out on display for pick up Tuesday through Thursday. Many of the Toys for Tots collection boxes were picked up on Monday, then delivered to the Ottawa Eagles for distribution. • •
OTTAWA If not for the three foot high white boxes emblazoned with the symbol
of the United States Marine Corps, anybody visiting the back room of
the Ottawa Eagles on Monday could well have believed Santa’s sleigh