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Mark Levin: The Nation Cannot Take Eight Years Of ‘This Marxist Stuff’
by John Grimaldi Special counsel John Durham received bipartisan support when he was selected four years ago to investigate wrong doing on the part of the FBI and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential election campaign. Durham’s report, released a few weeks ago, revealed that the FBI and the Clinton campaign sought to prove Donald Trump’s campaign…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – What If I Delay But Die Before Claiming Social Security?
Dear Rusty: Hypothetically, if I plan to sign up for Social Security at 70 and pass away before that, I will get nothing. My spouse would still get a boost in the amount she receives because I made more, but everything I put into the program vanishes. I haven’t reached my full retirement age yet…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: June 3, 2023
Sunrise/Sunset RISE: 6:18 a.m.SET: 9:13 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 92 °FLOW: 66 °F Today is… • Drawing Day• National Bubbly Day• National Egg Day What Happened On This Day: • 2013 The trial against whistleblower Bradley Manning begins. The American soldier, a trans woman now called Chelsea Manning, was responsible for leaking classified videos documenting…
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Young, Colleagues Implore Biden Administration To Nullify Rule That Will Exacerbate Transformer Shortages, Jeopardize National Security, And Weaken Supply Chains And Workforce
U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) joined 46 of his colleagues in a bipartisan letter to Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Jennifer Granholm, raising their concern about a proposed rule by the DOE that increases efficiency standards on distribution transformers—critical grid products—at a time when the availability of essential grid components remains a significant challenge for…
Read More2023 Scholarship Winners
Hamilton County Master Gardeners Association presents annual scholarships to Hamilton County (Indiana) residents or children/grandchildren of an HCMGA member, with an intent to major in horticulture, botany, landscape architecture/design or an agriculture or environmental science that includes a plant-focused component. Candidate must be a full-time college student in the fall of 2023. The scholarship cannot…
Read MoreHumane Society Launches Annual Matching Campaign To Raise Record $212,000 In Thirty Days
The Humane Society for Hamilton County’s (HSHC) Annual Matching Campaign kicks off today, Thursday, June 1st, 2023, with a record $106,000 in pledges waiting to be matched dollar for dollar. Donations made to the campaign between June 1-30 will have double the impact. $50 becomes $100, $100 becomes $200, $500 becomes $1000. “Between owner-surrendered pets…
Read MoreKen Selects Fantasy Lineups For Purdue-IU All-Star Contest
Like so many things, the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star basketball series isn’t the same event I remember following in the 1970s and ‘80s. Some of the blame belongs to college coaches demanding the series and side events be conducted in a week’s time so that their freshmen can arrive on campus and begin summer workouts. A prime…
Read MoreBird Calls
A few weeks back I mentioned a news app called “Smart News” that features daily tantalizing headlines accompanied by brief articles. Here are some of their recent postings: 8 Things to NEVER Buy at Costco 4 Vegetables You Should NOT Eat 7 Canned Fruits to NEVER Buy 6 Things to NEVER Eat at a Breakfast…
Read MoreSummer Fun In Fishers Features Free Community Events For All Ages
Enjoy free music, shop local, adventure outdoors, and more. Summer is in full swing, and the City of Fishers and Fishers Parks are celebrating with a lineup of community events. Join the fun with free concerts every Tuesday night at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater; celebrate at the summer’s biggest festival at SPARK!Fishers; write a…
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