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Things are shifting? i think it is the acute versus the chronic. i russia remains the millwall of international relations i and is to some extent invested. in having a fractious and difficult relationship with the west . because that in turn justifies the measures that the russian| government take to keep itself in power as a sort of self—serving oligarchy, so it needs— to keep the pot boiling. but it is going to continue to do |that, but it is dangerous and it| could get out of control. do you think some of the new ways of building alliances that we are seeing at the right approach chris ...

MARATHON — Loretta Geotis describes going to work for the Salvation Army as “absolutely a God thing,” calling him Salvation Army’s manager.

Loretta Geotis describes coming to work for the Salvation Army as “absolutely a God thing,” calling him Salvation Army’s manager. She was working after Hurricane Irma and came into contact with a couple of Salvation Army officers who were setting up a disaster recovery office in the Middle Keys. They offered her a position that grew to become state-wide. After successfully handling funding during Hurricane Irma in Monroe County and several other counties, Geotis assisted with funding requirements in the Panhandle for Hurricane Michael. “I received people’s application...

That cheerful bell is one of the most familiar sounds of Christmas. What shopper hasn’t enjoyed the ringing, tinkling as they “rush home with their treasures?” Sometimes the bells are accompanied by singing and occasionally by trumpets, trombones and sometimes a tuba. And so many community leaders and famous folks get into the act, cheerfully ringing and waving, “Merry Christmas!” Bells have been rung by comedian Bob Hope, Mr. Bean, and even Snoopy. Famous movie scenes of bell-ringers and bands include “It’s a Wonderful Life,” “The Grinch,” â...

DailyTrib.com Support Community Press You can show your support of a vibrant and healthy free press by becoming a voluntary subscriber. Subscribe Now Rotarian Ed Cole and other volunteers are ringing the bell this year for the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle at the Marble Falls Walmart, 2700 U.S. 281 North. Staff photo by Suzanne Freeman As Christmas traditions go, the 129-year-old Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign is one of the most recognizable. Local Rotarians have been ringing bells on behalf of the Salvation Army for more than two decades. The thre...