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Q: To an outsider, how would you describe the region you wish to represent—geographically, economically, politically, and socially? A: Zone 7 is a great location. This is a very economically and ethnically diverse zone where it is relatively easy to find a house or apartment to fit one's budget. We have several great local parks, as well as convenient shopping at both local businesses and national chains. We have a variety of places of worship. We are close to downtown Salem and I-5. I also appreciate the political diversity across the zone. Q: Describe the positives and negatives of this r...

Dunedin flasher convicted for obscene behaviour for 35th time 30 Apr, 2021 08:58 PM 2 minutes to read Barry Allan New. Photo / ODT Otago Daily Times A recidivist flasher has added yet another conviction for a similar offence. Barry Allan New has 34 convictions for obscene behaviour or indecencies since 1984, the Dunedin District Court heard yesterday. The 54-year-old had pleaded guilty to yet another charge of obscene exposure, and the incident that gave rise to it had an air of the perfunctory about it. After consuming alcohol, the defendant was in the Octagon at 4am on February 28. Advertis...

After the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6, in which dozens of those charged had a military background, newly appointed Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin pledged to “rid our ranks of racists and extremists.” But the nation’s first Black defense secretary will first have to contend with a deeply entrenched military culture that has long ignored the problem. The soldiers, including 21-year-old Collins, who were indicted for illegal weapons manufacturing and distribution, illustrate how military leaders have long resisted more careful vetting during recruitment. Des...

Boise man with alleged neo-Nazi ties, now facing gun charges, sought Idaho prison jobs Jacob Scholl, The Idaho Statesman Jan. 9—Before a Boise man was arrested in October for alleged gun crimes and was accused of trying to organize a "modern-day SS" on a neo-Nazi message board, he applied and interviewed for taxpayer-funded jobs at Idaho prisons. That same man, 35-year-old Paul Kryscuk, said in Instagram messages made public in court filings that he also applied to become a Boise firefighter and prepared to take a Boise Fire Department exam less than two weeks before his arr...

December 23, 2020   ·   0 Comments By Constance Scrafield Leisa Way and her band, the Wayward Wind Band do it again: they bring the best 90 minutes to the stage you could wish for. This year, of course, the stage comes to your home, as a link or virtual ticket, easily obtained through www.theatreorangeville.ca. Running from December 18 to January 3, 2021, this is a treat not to be missed. Let go whatever tatters Christmas, 2020 may have dragged in, and enjoy this dazzling concert of songs, favourite poems and fun. Performed on the ...