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For young climate activists, the pandemic is the defining moment for action Laura Parker © Photos (Clockwise from top left): Victoria Will, Thomas Jamieson, Rebecca Hale, Thomas Jamieson, Tho... Portraits of climate activists. Clockwise from Top Left: Alexandria Villaseñor, Ghslain Irakoze, Kehkashan Basu, Mayumi Sato, Rosie Mills, and Felix Finkbeiner Of all the trauma of the past year, one moment stands out for Alexandria Villase̴̴nor, a teenage climate activist, as the bellwether of what’s in store for the planet: It was last summer, when toxic wildfire smoke spread...

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Holy Loch is not just a footnote from history This month is the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the US nuclear submarine base at Holy Loch on the Clyde. The event was not without controversy. While it brought prosperity to the Dunoon area it was also the focus of protest until it was closed and the submarines sailed away. The base was established as a NATO operation to maintain a ‘nuclear deterrent’ to the Warsaw Pact. It complemented the nearby Royal Naval nuclear base and both attracted the presence of Soviet Navy (and Warsaw Pact) vessels to counter them.

Jewish Woman Sees Numbers Tattooed on Uncle’s Arm; on Hearing the Story Behind It, She’s Shocked Joseph Sedacca’s own children could tell that their father wasn’t a normal man. Emotionally, they could see that there was something wrong with him. A Sephardic Jew born in Turkey in 1916, Joseph came to America after the second world war. He always seemed suspicious of others, as if threatened; he spoke very loudly and yelled often when his kids were young; his nieces and nephews, as children, were afraid of him. Stories of Joseph were told around the dinner table over the years, of how ...

Wyoming legislators propose naming new building in Casper after John Wold By Brendan LaChance on February 23, 2021 Top Left: rendering of the new state office building being constructed in Casper (Stateline No. 7 Architects) Bottom left: Workers sitting on beams at the site of the new state office building. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City) Right: Former U.S. Rep. John Wold (U.S. Government Printing Office) CASPER, Wyo. — The new state office building being constructed in Casper may end up being named after Wyoming’s former U.S. Rep. John Wold. Wold, who died Feb. 19, 2017, founded Wold Oil Proper...