This year, the Boaz Legacy Museum is celebrating businesses that have been open for 50 or more years. Mastin’s Inc. celebrated 82 successful years in business last week on Aug.
Mason County 4-H Federation sock drive
Canton Daily Ledger
MASON COUNTY Socks are not the first thing we normally think of when buying a gift for someone else. But in some situations a new pair of socks is considered “priceless.” Thanks to the Mason County 4-H Federation, 787 clients of the Fulton-Mason Crisis Service (FMCS) will be receiving this priceless gift.
Collecting socks for others was the theme for the winter 2020 Mason County 4-H Federation service learning project. The endeavor possessed benefits for the recipients as well as the donors.
“This group of teens really enjoys volunteering and doing meaningful projects which lets them feel the benefits of giving,” shared Joli Pierson, Mason County 4-H program coordinator. Research documented by Cone Health, shows giving to those less fortunate than yourself can have long-lasting physical and psychological benefits, and charity can boost both mental and physical health. Studies also show that those who volunteer liv
formulas, if it was a pipe bomb, or how to make a vest, or find simple chemicals you would be able to buy at a home supply store, as opposed to military grade chemical explosives, pten for example, or the fact that this person did not have an ak-47 with him, where he could have inflicted, you know, dozens if not hundreds of casualties. so it does indicate that it s probably a pretty amateurish operation. hopefully, only one person then is not connected to a larger group who are attending multiple attacks based on this plan. a similarity, joseph, that we re seeing between this attack and the one a month, month and a half ago on the west side highway in new york city is that the attacker and suspected attacker are alive. and so the hope is here that this man will talk to authorities and give answers. one thing we do know is the department of homemade security and the secretary has been briefed on this. we know the president has been briefed on this. you know, joe giacalone, you re wi
in this case one man sitting outside a noted religious and tourism site and attacking the police. john, i was personally involved for years in the matter of coordinating intelligence, especially in the aftermath of 9/11. this is at a point where it s hard to coordinate any further. if somebody radicalizes themselves at a person level, doesn t share that information with anybody else, takes a weapon that you can buy at any store or cutlery shop or, you know, home supply store, and goes out and starts attacking people, that s unpreventable. that s the flarank part of it. it can t be prevented if you can t read people s minds to know that they re going to do it. and in these interrogations, and i ve been involved in many of these over the years, zndoesn t mean the person s going to tell you the truth or the person knows in his own mind what the final straw was to cause them to go out and start wielding a
an explosives background? where the back pam could be ready to explode? the pepper spray, but you could go to a home supply store and buy these foggers to spray insects or spray a large area, and that would be very irritated if you if sprayed that in somebody s face, but it sounds like he didn t have a great plan. you go in with a hatchet, a gun, a spray of some chemical device, is sounds like, what are you trying to do here? because he was so disjointed led to having nobody killed before the police could arrive. this incident happened about two hours ago. what else can you tell us? the good news is that none of these injuries were severe. only three people were hurt, as you just mentioned. a man that had a bruise on his shoulder, likely from the hatchet, as well a two women hit