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You’ve been sending Chris lots of thoughts and suggestions on our from-the-newsroom text account, in which he shares what we’re thinking about atFrank LaRose seemed like a serious candidate for the U.S. Senate once. No more. What’s the clearest sign that his campaign has foundered?
For several years, the story has been that Cleveland is losing police officers and cannot find people willing to become the next generation. That has suddenly changed, and a new move by Mayor Justin Bibb could make it move even further. What’s going on? Cleveland’s recycling program has been beset for years by hurdles. The latest incarnation had some promise. Is it being realized?A decided lack of money. So his campaign disclosure report that he filed showed that he raised just under a million dollars from July through September. He got about $791,000 from contributors.
But then he was, he tried to walk that tightrope between extremism and pragmatism and he fell on the wrong side.Well, we know that Amaryllis Kennedy, RFK Jr.’s daughter-in-law and former co-campaign manager is going to take over this campaign. Though she doesn’t really appear to have much political experience. The New York Times said that she’s a former CIA agent and a memoirist who pretty much uses social media frequently to criticize the U.S.’s involvement in foreign wars.
They’ve had it since 1958. It was stolen from an Austrian Jewish art collector, Fritz Grünbaum, by the Nazis. Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, who’s been looking into this drawing and also won at the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, said that both Carnegie and Allen have signed voluntary stipulation to return these drawings to Grünbaum’s heirs. Carnegie happened to have a 1917 portrait of a man by Sheila.
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