Page 11 - Eric Morse News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

As he walked out of prison a free man earlier this month, Jessie Rankins barely greeted his wife, exchanging only a few words without kissing or hugging her. He

Puget Sound Naval Shipyard begins year with face mask emphasis Josh Farley, Kitsap Sun BREMERTON — Gray, double-layer welder hoods? Acceptable. Bandanas and single-layer gaiters? Not good enough. The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard is beginning its 2021 with stricter face mask requirements to slow the tide of COVID-19 cases. Kitsap County's largest employer "wanted to take an extra proactive approach to prevent any possible transmission," said Kellie Randall, a PSNS spokeswoman. The effort is in response to the increase in COVID-19 cases after the Thanksgiving holiday, she sa...

It took the agitation of a nation: the road to women’s suffrage. “We have learned that our work must be upon long lines. We who have toiled up the steps of the Old Capitol only to see our bills defeated upon final vote. We who took our baby boys with us to those early meetings, now find these boys are voters, while their mothers are still asking for freedom. We only hope that the next generation of women may find their work made easier because we have trodden the path before them.” – Mary Jane Whitely Coggeshall Like many social movements, the right for women to gain the v...

Last modified on Mon 8 Feb 2021 07.20 EST Picks of the week A well-researched and ethically sound addition to the true crime genre, this new series hosted by writer and podcaster Pandora Sykes examines unsolved missing persons cases, hoping to bring new attention to them. While a person is reported missing every 90 seconds in the UK, only 1% of those will become long-term investigations. Its first episode, available now, centres on Charles Horvath-Allan from Yorkshire, who disappeared in Canada in 1989. His mother Denise believes his trusting nature may have made him vulnerable to danger â€...