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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

Dallas Voters: Time to Decide on Charter Changes

This week, the spotlight is on Dallas as voters prepare to weigh in on several charter amendments. The editorial board has been busy, offering their take on these proposed changes. Meanwhile, local cartoonists have been having a field day, with plenty of opinion pieces to inspire their work. The bi

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Oct 07 2024OPINION

Why It's Time to Re-think the Death Penalty

Imagine you're in a court, and someone's life hangs in the balance. That's exactly what happened to Marcellus Williams in Missouri on September 24. He was convicted of murder in 2001, but over time, doubts about his guilt surfaced. Thanks to the Innocence Project, it became clear that Williams' case

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Oct 07 2024CRIME

Fairfield Library's Ex-Finance Director Faces Fraud Charges

A surprising tale of financial misconduct has unfolded in Fairfield County. Monique Boulware, the former finance director of the Fairfield County Library, has been charged with two serious financial crimes. What makes this story noteworthy? Well, it turns out that Boulware, who held her position fro

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Oct 07 2024BUSINESS

HP's New CFO: A Leap from Medtronic to Tech Giant

HP has appointed Karen Parkhill as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective August 5. Parkhill is leaving her post at Medtronic, a global medical devices company, where she has been the Executive Vice President and CFO since 2016. This move highlights the trend of top finance chiefs switchin

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Oct 07 2024FINANCE

Money Moves: What to Do With Your Cash at Every Age

Bola Sokunbi, founder of Clever Girl Finance, stresses the importance of starting financial planning early. She suggests beginning with your employer's retirement savings option, especially if they offer a match. This allows younger folks to take full advantage of compounding, dividends, and appreci

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Oct 07 2024HEALTH

Brain Food: What a Psychologist Eats Daily

You know the saying "you are what you eat"? Turns out, it's especially true for our brains. Newsweek sat down with Chartered Psychologist Kimberley Wilson to find out what she munches on to keep her brain sharp. "I start my day with some green, leafy veggies," Wilson shared. "Studies show that

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Oct 07 2024FINANCE

Why IBM Might Be a Smart Investment Choice

IBM, a tech giant with a rich history, is often seen as a compelling option for investors. Let's dive into why this legacy company might be worth considering. First, IBM has been around for a long time. This isn't just a flash-in-the-pan startup. It's a company that's weathered many storms and adap

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Oct 07 2024SPORTS

Inclusive Sports Movement Explodes in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, a unique and inclusive sports movement has taken root, transforming the lives of hundreds of students. Last year, Weymouth's unified basketball athlete Connor Sullivan experienced this firsthand. At just 17, he scored three consecutive shots, leaving fans cheering and himself grinn

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

America, Your Jewish Neighbors Need You

America, it's time we talk about something important. For the past year, many of your Jewish neighbors have felt alone and hurt by some of the responses to tragic events that happened on October 7. These attacks didn’t just target Jews but also Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Hindus, and Druze. Yet,

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

Martin Luther King Jr. : A Twisted Legacy?

Ever since Martin Luther King Jr.'s passing, conservatives have been trying to reshape his legacy. They often portray him as a supporter of their policies while ignoring his calls for racial justice. For instance, politicians like Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis have twisted King's words to justify bo

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