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NAI Hallmark announced April 6 it brokered the $2.1 million sale of 5051 Cleveland Road, a manufacturing facility with office space in Northwest Jacksonville. The news release said Principal Patrick Thornton, Senior Vice President Daniel Burkhardt and Kimberly Mathis of NAI Partners represented the seller, Metals USA Plates and Shapes, which manages Jeffreys Steel Co. Inc. Texas-based W4 Investments purchased the property that comprises a 70,164-square-foot manufacturing facility, a 4,139-square-foot office building and an additional 2.75 acres of commercial land connected to an active railwa...

Obituary: Elaine Hasson Thornton PORTLAND - Elaine Hasson Thornton, 76, a lifelong resident of Portland, died Sunday, Feb. 14, 2021, after a year-long battle with ... Share Elaine Hasson Thornton PORTLAND – Elaine Hasson Thornton, 76, a lifelong resident of Portland, died Sunday, Feb. 14, 2021, after a year-long battle with cancer. She was born in Portland on Oct. 3, 1944, a daughter of John E. and Katherine J. (Donovan) Hasson, and grew up on Munjoy Hill. She graduated from Portland High School in 1963 and Westbrook College, now the University of New England. She was employed by Commerci...

updated: Jan 22 2021, 09:57 ist Patrick Thornton, a 40-year-old math teacher in Houston, Tex., relies on his voice to clearly communicate with his high school students. So when he began to feel he was recovering from Covid, he was relieved to get his voice back a month after losing it. Thornton got sick in mid-August and had symptoms typical of a moderate case: a sore throat, headaches, trouble breathing. By the end of September, “I was more or less counting myself as on the mend and healing,” Thornton says. “But on September 25, I took a nap, and then my mom called.” As the two spoke...

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Post, nearly 700 counties that twice voted for president obama flipped this time and voted for donald trump. enough of those voters were located in the midwest battle ground states to shift the presidency from blue to red, even though blue got more voting, hillary clinton follow the more votes than donald trump. joining us, shawn mcelway, and patrick thornton. shawn, what do you see as the various strata of the trump vote? one of the things that drives me nuts about this discussion is people will say it's nothing but the racist vote or it is not the racist vote. it's like soil, there are diffe...