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Is what your favorite. My first cheese stake was steves in the northeast. It was great. While you eat cheese steaks sue, i will go to the flower show but im already in full bloom. You are, nothing like getting in the mood. I like. That cant wait to see both of those things. It is the first week of spring . What to expect . A cold morning. Flurry or two. We were looking at those earlier on ultimate doppler radar. You may or may not see one. If you do it is not a big deal. Chilly again today. We do expect showers this week with a thunderstorm chance and roller coaster temperatures, zooming up, c...

The criminal case was dismissed against George Tyndall, a former USC gynecologist who was found dead while awaiting trial on sex-related charges.

James Heaps was convicted of three counts of sexual battery by fraud and two counts of sexual penetration of an unconscious person.

(Credit: Reporter File Photo) Richard Warren Baron, the renowned 1960s owner and publisher of The Dial Press, where he presided over works by James Baldwin and Norman Mailer, and hired E.L. Doctorow as editor-in-chief, died on Sunday, May 9 of natural causes in New York City. He was 98. His death was announced by Carole Baron, his wife of 45 years, an editor at Alfred A. Knopf. A  World War II combat veteran and POW, Richard was a lifelong fighter for social justice, — he participated in the March on Washington led by Martin Luther King in 1963 — and a pilot well i...

Share “If anyone was the perfect publisher for the 1960s, it was Richard Baron. He was totally fearless, and he backed us in every crazy thing we would do,” E.L. Doctorow, former Editor-in-Chief, The Dial Press. Richard Warren Baron, the renowned sixties owner and publisher of The Dial Press, where he presided over works by James Baldwin and Norman Mailer, and hired E.L. Doctorow as Editor-in-Chief, died on Sunday, May 9 of natural causes at his home in New York City. He was 98. His death was announced by Carole Baron, his wife of 45 years, an editor at Alfred A. Knopf.