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February was another locked down month with a curfew in Quebec, and I was at home going nowhere. It snowed a lot. I saw a total of three other human beings in the whole month. The prevailing mood of this pandemic for many of us is “other people have it worse, but this sure sucks.” I read a perfectly reasonable seventeen books, and many of them were really excellent, which is always cheering. This is the story of a young man with enough money to live on in London for a year and try to write, who entirely fails to achieve anything. It’s a comedy, though it is very sad, and you can see her...

Deputies have released the name of a Herndon woman that was injured in a wreck on Lafayette Road in Christian County Friday afternoon. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say an SUV driven by Kelly Hancock was northbound when it collided with a southbound truck driven by William Maxwell of Hopkinsville that was turning onto Lovers Lane. Hancock was taken by ambulance to Jennie Stuart Medical Center for neck and knee pain. Maxwell complained of head pain but refused medical treatment. The crash happened just before 4 pm.  

One person was injured in a two-vehicle accident Friday at Lafayette Road and Lovers Lane. A collision report ...

bjohnson@theintermountain.com ELKINS — A Randolph County grand jury indicted 27 individuals Monday, on charges including burglary, breaking and entering and possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. Juan Castro Chitop, 28, of Louisville, Kentucky, was indicted on one count of fleeing in a vehicle with reckless indifference, a felony; and one count each of reckless driving and failure to stop at a posted stop sign, both misdemeanors. Wayne Scott Clemens, 41, an inmate at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail, was indicted on two counts of failure to register as a sexual offender or...

POLITICO The Hard Truth About Memorializing the Pandemic Don’t expect a monument to the Covid casualties. We’re wired to forget events too large, or random, to comprehend. Lights surround the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, placed as a memorial to Covid-19 victims, Jan. 19, 2021, in Washington. | AP Photo/Alex Brandon Link Copied ’s senior media writer. The medical holocaust that is the Covid-19 pandemic—500,000 dead in the United States and 2.5 million worldwide—hasn’t even hit our rearview mirror yet. But as acquired immunity and vaccinations take hold, as the death rate and h...