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Glenn George Wright, age 79, of Lomira, WI, passed away September 2nd at St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac, WI from Covid-19 complications. Glenn was born September 5, 1941 in Primghar, IA to Wayne and Lena Wright. Glenn graduated from Sanborn, Iowa High School in 1961. He then earned a business degree from the University of Iowa in Iowa City. During college, Glenn was hired by Dean Oakes at A and A Coins in Iowa City. They remained lifelong friends. Glenn married Shirley Striegel in 1966. Their son Steven Wayne was born in 1967, then daughter Amy Lynn in […]

NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM – A meeting between Deputy Chairman of the Religious Affairs Committee Baurzhan Bakirov and US expert Professor Steven Wayne of Chicago University and Noah Tucker, expert from the Elliott School of International Relations of George Washington University as part of the joint project of the Kazakh Government and US State Department on rehabilitation of the nationals returned from war zones, Kazinform cites the press service of the Kazakh Information and Social Development Ministry.

Frances Elizabeth (Mostoller) Iverson, age 85, formerly of Warba, Minnesota, went home to rest in glory with her beloved husband, Donald, on Friday, May 21, 2021.

Albert Michael DeToto, 79, of Deale passed away December 12, 2020. He was born February 11, 1941 in Washington, DC to Michael and Marie (Lunsford) DeToto. Al married Valerie Nieman on May 25, 1977 and they moved to Deale in 1982. He was employed as a delivery driver for Coca Cola in Washington DC and later started his own drywall business. Al's passion was music, he was the singer, drummer, and played guitar for many years with his band The Naturals, playing in various bars and restaurants throughout Maryland. Al enjoyed music, BINGO, gambling, animals, racing homing pigeons, woodworking, Ita...

year of the presidency. - and so one of the reasons that president obama pushed the recovery and reinvestment act and even though he spend 1.5 trillion dollars, pushed the health care because he was told, you're not going to have as many democrats in congress the next time around. this is your best bet. use the momentum from the election. use your perceived mandate and the leadership position and move in before people energy trench themselves. this is the time when the media seem most interested. after a first year or so, media sort of have the view of the president and their story a...