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With more than 90 years of content contributions among them, Murray Archibald, Fay Jacobs and Tony Burns are stepping away from Letters, CAMP Rehoboth’s news publication.
Letters has been documenting and telling the stories of LBGTQ life in Rehoboth Beach for 30 years. For almost that entire time, the trio of Archibald, Jacobs and Burns has been contributing content – Archibald did a lot of everything, including his column CAMP Matters; Jacobs had her column CAMPOut, was features editor for nearly two decades and was the editor for the past few years; and Burns’ CAMPShots might have been the most looked-over pages of any edition.
Dr. James Hepburn and Dr. David Mariner of Waynesburg Universityâs graduate programs recently received Patriot Awards in recognition of their support of assistant professor of counseling Dr. Michelle Steimerâs military service in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Steimer nominated both for the award, noting their flexibility, support and recognition of her military service, as well as their encouragement of her to seek military professional development opportunities.
âI truly have more than an employer in Waynesburg University, I also have a work family that understands the increased demands of serving as an officer in the United States Army Reserve,â Steimer said. âI am blessed to work there in service of others.â
Palm Springs curfew lifted, restaurants and bars to close at 2AM: ‘It gives us hope’
The city of Palm Springs is once again allowing its restaurants, bars, wineries, and breweries to stay open until 2 a.m. as it lifts a months-long coronavirus curfew.
The curfew was implemented last July and required businesses to close by midnight.
City officials said as Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to fall across Riverside County, the curfew was no longer necessary. This keeps us alive; this is the one that is a game changer for us, said David Mariner, partner at The Village in downtown Palm Springs. It gives us hope.
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