and i went into know that also i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i m not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent s youth and inexperience. jesse: but nowadays they will lead to just about anybody run for office, you don t even have to be that good looking or have a catchy slogan or even have a good idea. you don t even have to have ever been successful in your life and anything. all you have to do if you want the hispanic vote is due the mmacarena. but if you can t dance like hillary or no one really wants to hear you talk at coming to just go to plan b, you just whip out your phone and play sound d esposito. one thing to say, hang on here. [despacita playing] jesse: example number one, katie hobbs running against carrie lane for governor in arizona, a state where about one-third of the population is hispanic, and may not be a spanish name, but her it s close enough. what have you learned specifically learned from the latino com
4-H members of all ages, from elementary school students to recent high school graduates, showcased their sewing talents and creativity on the runway last week
never if have been detained at all. the feds wouldn t have been able to get involved with that charge. i just told you the story of the woman who got murdered just outside of buffalo. the person who murdered her was her husband who was charged with a slew of domestic violence charges. her name is keira hudson. her husband adam was are released on tuesday, and keira rah was saying you can t release him, he s going to murder me. the judge releases him on tuesday, on wednesday he murders her in front of the three kids. we had another story recently with there was two mexican kartal drug smugglers got cartel drug smugglers who were instantly released on cashless bail. there are other cities and states looking at whether it s d.a.s who aren t enforcing the law, looking at pro-criminal laws like cashless bail and thinking about emulating this elsewhere. so goes new york, so goes the rest of the country. so rises new york, so lifts up the rest of the country. and i would encourage every
Kewanee Scouts get busy saving bees by creating hotels where the insects can rest
Susan DeVilder
The Star Courier
Jacque Komnick’s garage was buzzing with a hive of activity late Wednesday afternoon as the girls from Girl Scout Troop 4444 scooped flower seeds into bags and reworked toilet paper tubes.
Just one year ago, the group’s appeal to the Kewanee City Council to change an ordinance that would have hindered their plans for a Silver Service project was front page news. The Troop’s hope to plant a pollinator garden near the Little cabin at the edge of town ran afoul of local law, which they only learned after presenting their garden idea to the Kewanee Preservation Society and researching the city ordinance.