Feb. 27—PORTLAND, Maine — Though it began with a family pizza recipe, Bill's Pizza owner John Bradbury knew there were non-culinary factors keeping him in business too. "The pizza was there, but it was kind of an excuse for people who were trying to secure the deal with" — he checks his phrasing — "whoever they were trying to chat with for the rest of the night," Bradbury said. For decades, .
Every Monday morning we check in with a church leader around the country to see what's happening in their part of the world, and to hear what God is saying to them.Today we're joined by Dr John Bradbury General Secretary of the United Reformed Church.
Idaho Supreme Court justice to step down. This is why, and what happens next
David Staats, Idaho Statesman
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BOISE (Idaho Statesman) An Idaho Supreme Court justice who championed higher judicial pay and won elections to six-year terms three times says he will retire this summer.
Justice Roger Burdick, 73, of Boise, has spent 47 years as a lawyer, prosecutor, public defender and judge, including time as Idaho’s chief justice.
“Throughout his career, Justice Burdick has demonstrated how public service is a calling, not just a job,” said the current chief justice, G. Richard Bevan, in a news release. “His continual push for improvement and excellence in all areas has benefited Idahoans, and we will miss his presence on the Supreme Court.”
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