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WHAT SAILORS THINK Strikes, politics, food wasters and gasoline wanglers ■ ∎ ■ these are the pet peeves of the Royal Navy’s fighting men November 15 1943 NICHOLAS MONSARRAT WHAT SAILORS THINK GENERAL ARTICLES Strikes, politics, food wasters and gasoline wanglers ■ ∎ ■ these are the pet peeves of the Royal Navy’s fighting men NICHOLAS MONSARRAT LIEUT., RNVR WHAT sailors think and talk about affects the ships of the Allied nations at all times, colors their corner of the war, and, matched and duplicated in the other fighting services migh...

A COUPLE of weeks before Christmas 2020, a local prospector Ken Winnell came across what he thought was a war […]

Meridian Clinical Research Becomes DoD Authorized SkillBridge Organization Share Article Meridian Clinical Research is now an authorized SkillBridge organization. SkillBridge, a Department of Defense program, connects Service members with opportunities to gain civilian work experience through internships, apprenticeships, and specific industry training during the last 180 days of their service. “A regimented, detail-oriented approach is necessary for the highly-sensitive work we perform and the care we provide to patients. Meridian has hired numerous veterans who have quickly become valuabl...

Remembering the Past - 100 years ago • (clockwise from top left) Patrick Doyle, Frank Flood, Bernard Ryan, Thomas Whelan, Patrick Moran and Thomas Bryan » Mícheál Mac Donncha 100 years ago the British regime executed six IRA Volunteers in Mountjoy Jail, Dublin.  They were hanged on the morning of 14 March as tens of thousands of people, including their families, gathered outside the prison and as hundreds of thousands of workers staged a half-day general strike in protest.  The six men were tried by the British Army at Field General Courts Martial in the Council Chamber of Dublin’s ...

Homeless solution debate heats up Regional push for housing prompts more options, but some are questioning proposed new city policy. The Portland City Council is expected to vote in February to clear the way for more homeless shelters, sanctioned outdoor campsites and alternative group living arrangements to be established in almost every part of Portland. The appointed citizen Planning and Sustainability Commission already has held a briefing, two public hearings and a work session on the Shelter to Housing Continuum Project. It is intended to rewrite existing city regulations to a...