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As the pandemic cuts a swathe through Hogmanay celebrations for the second year running, it’s good to remember the way we were.

rsmith@tribtoday.com WARREN — Political newcomer Ashley Miner won the Democratic nomination for Warren’s 5th Ward council seat with 63 percent of the vote, according to incomplete and unofficial results at the Trumbull County Board of Elections. Community activist Pierson “Butch” Butcher received 37 percent of the vote. “This has definitely been a learning experience,” Miner said. “I had a lot of support from the residents. There were some doubters, but what I did was listen to what residents had to tell me.” Miner described it was her children that inspired her to make a run ...

rsmith@tribtoday.com WARREN — The former executive secretary to Mayor Doug Franklin and former Safety Service Director Enzo Cantalamessa has been hired to become the newly created legislative aide / projects and grants coordinator in the law department. Rachel Hathhorn, hired in 2014 to be Franklin’s executive secretary, will earn $52,000 in the new position. Her long-rumored move to the law department was announced last week. Cantalamessa, who is now the city law director, said in November he wanted to create the position to assist the city in digitizing its records and prepare the legi...

The Australian. Senator Bridget McKenzie shopping at Bunnings in Wodonga, Victoria, alongside News Corp's Simon Benson. Credit:Twitter For those on holidays last week, news about the relationship broke after the pair were photographed at the checkout of Wodonga Bunnings sharing a joke but sans masks - despite a Victorian Health ruling. Feminist activists Mad F***ing Witches circulated the image on social media and attacked the maskless McKenzie. But they initially failed to identify her shopping buddy Benson, whose day job is The Australian’s national affairs editor. Of course if they h...

The Australian. Senator Bridget McKenzie shopping at Bunnings in Wodonga, Victoria, alongside News Corp's Simon Benson. Credit:Twitter For those on holidays last week, news about the relationship broke after the pair were photographed at the checkout of Wodonga Bunnings sharing a joke but sans masks - despite a Victorian Health ruling. Feminist activists Mad F***ing Witches circulated the image on social media and attacked the maskless McKenzie. But they initially failed to identify her shopping buddy Benson, whose day job is The Australian’s national affairs editor. Of course if they h...