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90-year-old suspect in woman’s death will stay locked up pending trial, N.J. judge rules Updated May 06, 2021; Facebook Share The 90-year-old Trenton man accused of gunning down his 65-year-old neighbor who looked after him will remain jailed pending trial, a judge ruled Wednesday following two days of testimony. Clent Morris is charged with killing Cheryl Jones on April 24 on Sheridan Avenue in East Trenton, where they’ve both lived for decades. Jones’ family said she took Morris to appointments and generally looked after him for years since he could no longer drive and lived alone. M...

At Least 138 Volcanoes Buried Beneath The Antarctic Ice Sheet _____________ Guardian on 12 Aug 2017. This is in addition to the 47 subglacial volcanoes already known about in Antarctica, wrote Robin McKie. This makes it the largest volcanic region on Earth, and it’s hidden 1.2 miles (2 km) below the surface of the vast ice sheet that covers west Antarctica. A project by Edinburgh University researchers revealed the 91 volcanoes – with the highest as tall as the Eiger, which stands at almost 4,000 meters (13,123 ft) in Switzerland. Put another way, the highest of these newly discovered vo...

I've been lucky in my career to work for the binghams in louisville where it was a great paper providing the coverage you're talking about in frank further and then the grahams at "newsweek." i worked at "newsweek" for three decades and i was honored to work for both families and in both cases it was their personal commitment and willingness to make money elsewhere around the periphery it to support the journalism. over the elevator at the courier journal every day a quote from robert bingham saying, i view these newspapers as a public trust. that was inspiring to us and the grahams were the s...

0 diller investing in "newsweek" and everything and they walked away from it feeling like they made a bad mistake. john henry jumped in, fire sale is at the "boston globe" and now "the washington post," mike barnicle, i mean, you've been in the news business most of your life, is this the end or is -- are you going to see -- >> a new beginning. >> with bezos somebody who could do what barry diller couldn't? >> i think there are a couple aspects to it. print is an endangered species. the newspaper at the end of your driveway. that's an endangered species to some extent. the hopeful a aspect of ...