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April 11, 1931-January 29, 2021 On Friday, January 29 Shirley Mae O’Toole passed away peacefully of natural causes after a period of declining health. She was born in Carnegie, Pennsylvania on April 11, 1931 the fourth of five children born to the late Corah Margaret “Rubye” Ball O’Toole and Edward Lawrence O’Toole. She was the youngest daughter and the special little companion to her daddy. Her fondest memories were of the time spent as a young child in Bergholz, Ohio in the late thirties. She began singing publicly at that time including performing at her oldest sister’s high ...

April 11, 1931—January 29, 2021 On Friday, Jan. 29 Shirley Mae O’Toole passed away peacefully of natural causes after a period of declining health. She was born in Carnegie, Pa., on April 11, 1931 the fourth of five children born to the late Corah Margaret “Rubye” Ball O’Toole and Edward Lawrence O’Toole. She was the youngest daughter and the special little companion to her daddy. Her fondest memories were of the time spent as a young child in Bergholz, Ohio in the late thirties.  She began singing publicly at that time including performing at her oldest sister�...

Apologies By Kevin Higgins Inspired by the apologies of British Labour Party leader Leader Keir Starmer for his party’s “anti-Semitism” and his recent appointment of a former Israeli intelligence officer as Labour’s head of social media. To any white South Africans hurt  by the anti-Apartheid movement. by Emancipation from dragging his father’s  private property for a spot of fish-eyed non-consensual in a barn that has seen it all,  despite the absolute lack of light in there. To General Custer for any inconvenience  caused by the tribes who sent him home  by a road he did not ...

ROSA WOODS/STUFF Police Museum Collections Curator Jessica Aitken recounts how white supremacist and murderer Lionel Terry began drawing the detective he obsessed over, Edward Eade. It’s a strange collection of items in the cabinet as you walk through the front doors of the New Zealand Police Museum in Porirua. A caricature, an artwork and a sword. At first glance, nothing connects them. But together they are reminders of Detective Edward Eade, the murderer who became obsessed with him and the Chinese man who was shot in the street. ROSA WOODS Police Museum collections curator Jessica Aitk...

By Maj. J. Scott Detweiler The 1st Squadron, 172nd Cavalry, 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Mountain), is now authorized to recruit women directly into the unit. This marks the first time in the National Guard’s 384-year history that a combat arms battalion-sized unit can enlist women. “I am incredibly proud of the Soldiers and senior leaders of our squadron,” said Maj. Gen Greg Knight, adjutant general, Vermont National Guard. “This represents a significant milestone in making the Vermont National Guard an organization that provides opportunity for all. Their focus and hard work m...