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High school girls lacrosse team finds a way to give back Follow Us Question of the Day By KATHERINE FOMINYKH and Capital Gazette - Associated Press - Sunday, January 10, 2021 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Weeks ago, St. Mary’s junior Hadley Chadwick wondered if there was any way she could find a way to inject a little light in a year marred by misery. With her father, Chris, they found it. Chadwick had helped the St. Mary’s’ Easter basket drive earlier in the year. She thought, why not do something similar for C...

anxiously awaited his term. he was only 37-years-old and about to confront the most powerful forces in american politics with his own future and that of the democratic party hanging in the balance. .. to support a minority report, a report that spells out our democracy, a report that the people of this country can and will understand and they report that they will enthusiastically acclaim on the greatest u.s. civil rights. for those who say that we are rushing this issue of civil rights, i say to them, we are 172 years late. [cheers and applause] >> humphrey to a line in the sand and...

>> this week "q and a" features a documentary about hubert humphrey. producer nick caouette joins us to talk about his program that spans humphries life from mayor to vice president to presidential candidate. >> mick caouette, when did you first think about doing a documentary on hubert humphrey? >> it would have been in the late fall of 1989. i was working at the minnesota historical society and i ran across the humphrey collection which is just -- it's enormous. 1,200 man knew crypt boxes, large manuscript bosses. 10,000 films, 10,000 photographs, 5,000 audiotapes, and i had starte...

photographs, 5,000 audiotapes and i had started in -- i started documentary work earlier, maybe three years earlier, and i thought why hand anyone ever done this? it was a gold mine of material. i learned more about him. i grew up in minneapolis. he was part of my childhood but didn't know much about him and he's really kind of forgotten even in minnesota. but all this material thrilled me so that's how it started, really. as i dug into it, it was wonderful. >> who was he? >> i think he was more of a humanitarian than a politician, frankly. i think he used politics as a religion. us ...