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Carolyn May (Moyer) Green, 99, of Bluffton passed away at 6:30 a.m. on Friday, January 12, 2024. She was born at home near Mt. Cory on the family farm to Fred and Salva (Steiner) Moyer on May 16, 1924. She was the youngest of three children.
Spare a thought for the everyday Australians who share their streets and backyards with ripped roos. When Kellie Baker shared a pic of a bulked-up kangaroo in Canberra, it inspired others in the Australian capital to share pictures of their own encounters. The massive marsupials are believed to wander into suburban areas for food or water, just like one large male spotted desperate for water during the bushfires last year. When Kellie Baker shared a pic of a bulked-up Canberra kangaroo (pictured), it inspired others in the Australian capital to share pics of their own encounters The massive marsupials might wander into suburban areas for food or water, such as one large male spotted desperate for water during the bushfires last year. Pictured: Carolyn May saw this bulky kangaroo on a street in Amaroo, ACT
How to get your favorite Michigan coffee in your cup this holiday season Updated Dec 12, 2020; Posted Dec 12, 2020 Michigan coffee roasters offer great gifts for the holidays. Here is a coffee drink from Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters in Detroit.Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters Facebook Share Not much. Why? “Because it’s coffee,” said Eric Elliott of Reputation Beverage Co. in DeWitt. You can’t argue with that. We checked in with our top roasters from our search for Michigan’s Best Coffee to see who is shipping for the holidays. Because the Michigan coffee scene has grown tremendously in the last five years, we included other popular roasters and even a couple coffee shops
Strong. they gave them $600 billion in new taxes. you know, back there at the beginning of the year. everybody kind of remembers that. every time they get a paycheck and see it s 2% less this year than it was last year, even though it goes into their f.i.c.a., the reality is most of america is living with a cut. most america says wait a minute, if we get a cut and we can live with it, why can t you live with it? and then you have a president who, again, goes out and doesn t have government by leadership. he has government by tantrum. neil: make call, be safe, keep speaking out. good seeing you again. michael reagan. you got it. neil: low risk illegals thousands are cut loose due to spending cuts. some of them haven t even materialized. reports on just who the government is releasing. that s sparking some concern. daily caller carolyn may on this story. what s going on here? yeah. so we have been hearing that they are releasing a lot of low priority, low risk detainees from these detention centers across
Interests and concerns of the american people that people look at this party and lock abdelbhaset look at his leadership as someone they do not recognize. and last week on the floor tampa, ron paul delegates protested changes to delegate rules made by voice vote, as well. heather: thank you, peter. so, here is the question: will the platform problem overshadow the party s message? let s go to charlotte for a fair and balanced debate. we have new york delegate and obama campaign fundraiser benjamin and carolyn may from the daily caller. heather: what about the controversy over the platform and why was it added back in? guest: for most delegates it was not a controversy. many of us were not in the hall and it takes away from what we