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yesterday in News BUCYRUS – A project “bigger than just Bucyrus” is bound for the printing presses. The Bicentennial Commission’s book series “Down to Earth” – a history of Bucyrus and Crawford County written by Jim Croneis – will be printed in September. The three-volume set is a reprint of articles by the same name published in the Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum. “It’s really a living history of what happened in Bucyrus and the county,” said Fred Fischer, a Commission member and chairman of the Book Publishing Project. “We’re pretty excited about it. We’re talking well ...

Local peer support crews added to the frontline of firefighting and response efforts MONTECITO, Calif. - The Santa Barbara County Fire Chiefs are as committed to the wellness of their frontline responders as they are to every call for service, saying that they go hand in hand. A relatively new team of peer support firefighters have been trained to respond to the needs of first responders who have dealt with serious calls and traumatic incidents. Chief Kevin Taylor with the Montecito Fire Department says the counseling is available in a confidential way on multiple levels. "It's a safe spot fo...

For decades, certain corners of the city were so smoothed by money they seemed off-limits to those just starting out as adults. But for one brief shining moment, it all belongs to the young.

What will happen to the city after the pandemic? Here are five scenarios to ponder. A Times Square Batman checks his pulse as the city pounded away behind him last October.Credit...Daniel Arnold for The New York Times By Alex Williams May 15, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET “It’s a ghost town,” former President Donald J. Trump said of New York City last fall during a presidential debate. “It’s dying, everyone’s leaving New York.” He was not the only one who saw all the closed storefronts and empty offices, and wrote it off. “It’s completely dead,” said the self-help author and provocat...

May 13, 2021 NEGAUNEE TOWNSHIP, MI – Jacob Silver, 79, of Negaunee Township, died early Wednesday morning, May 12, 2021, at Brookridge Heights Assisted Living Memory Support, with his loving wife, Candace Worthington, at his side and under the care of Lake Superior Life Care and Hospice. A graveside service will take place on Thursday, May 13th at 2 p.m. in the Marks Section of Park Cemetery with Dr. Daniel Arnold of Temple Beth Sholom officiating. Memorials are preferred to Temple Beth Sholom, PO Box 482, Marquette, MI 49855 or to Lake Superior Life Care and Hospice, 914 W. Baraga Ave., ...