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I don’t get to do this very often. Usually, I’m sitting in my office with my eyes jumping from screen to screen to provide you with the best local news. It’s not really an office, though, I’d say cubicle. Can you call it an office if it has no ceiling? I’ve got a door, though, so I’m halfway there. I digress. Today, I get to do something I’ve wanted to do for a long time. I get to offer the lowest deal yet for an online subscription to FremontTribune.com. I want everyone to see just how valuable we are to the community. First, though, I must tell you about our ...

ITHACA, N.Y.(WENY)-- During Governor Cuomo’s State of the State address last week he released more details of his marijuana legalization proposal, including plans to reinvest in communities most im...

Based off a model in Springfield, Missouri, Eden Village of Wilmington residents will pay $300 a month, including utilities, and may live in the units permanently as long as they follow the rules of the gated community. Residents will also have access to clinical and social support services.  Selection criteria for the homes include a history of chronic homelessness for at least one year, having a chronic medical condition, physical or mental disability and creating a high cost to the public due to the use of public services. The first model tiny home was brought to 1302 Kornegay Av...

Image via Getty In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, students from Johns Hopkins School of Public health shared their creative and informative take on Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s 2020 hit “WAP.”  “Yeah I’m asking that you wear a mask please / When you’re going to the shop you’ve got to wear a mask please,” one student raps during the chorus of the parody. The public service announcement includes appearances from a number of students in the group The Mental Notes, who encourage proper mask wearing as COVID-19 cases increase this holiday season.  Check out the v...

COURTESY OF THE MENTAL NOTES Cardi B retweeted the WAP parody video by the Mental Notes, encouraging fans to wear masks. The Hopkins School of Public Health (SPH) posted a parody of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s hit song and video “WAP” on their social media accounts on Dec. 15. The video featured members of the Mental Notes, a comedy a capella group at the Homewood Campus. The parody song, titled “Wear A mask Please,” was thought up by Aliza Rosen and Nick Moran, the social media managers for the University (@johnshopkinsu) and the SPH (@johnshopkinssph), respectively. Rosen to...