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Pandemic is Achilles heel for another Simpson Court referendum, organizer says

Pandemic is âAchillesâ heelâ for another Simpson Court referendum, organizer says Pandemic is âAchillesâ heelâ for another Simpson Court referendum, organizer says Simpson Court rear parking separated by concrete barriers in Wallingford, Fri., Jan. 22, 2021. The Town Council is scheduled to revisit the proposal for parking lot improvements behind Simpson Court businesses and Wallace Avenue at its meeting Tuesday. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement Simpson Court rear parking in Wallingford, Fri., Jan. 22, 2021. The Town Council is scheduled to revisit the proposal for parking lot improvements behind Simpson Court businesses and Wallace Avenue at its meeting Tuesday. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Cracked pavement in the Simpson Court rear parking lot in Wallingford, Fri., Jan. 22, 2021. The Town Council is scheduled to revisit the proposal for parking lot improvements behind Simpson Court businesses and Wallace Avenue at its meeting Tuesday. Dav

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When the message matters, use science to craft it

When the message matters, use science to craft it An interdisciplinary initiative called the Message Effects Lab aims to understand, tap into, and develop communication around what motivates specific behaviors for specific populations. Its first projects center around COVID-19 testing and vaccines. Penn researcher Jessica Fishman has always been fascinated by what sways decision-making. “As a teenager, one word could dramatically influence whether I wanted to do something,” she says. “I remember once, when my dad was excited to serve his family a fish dinner, he proudly announced that the fish cost very little. For him, this was good because food was hard to come by when he was growing up. But for me, his description of the ‘cheap’ fish signaled it was of little value or even undesirable rather than a good deal. It immediately decreased my interest in eating that food. We now know a lot more about the types of messages that can backfire.”

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The Recorder - Guest columnist Carl I Hammer: Shays Rebellion — Feb 4, 1787 and Jan 6, 2021

Guest columnist Carl I. Hammer: Shays’ Rebellion Feb. 4, 1787 and Jan. 6, 2021 Published: 2/8/2021 3:40:59 PM Early on Sunday, Feb. 4, 1787, at Petersham, Massachusetts, state government troops surprised and quickly routed the remnants of an armed force that had attempted to seize the federal armory at Springfield on Jan. 25. That short and lopsided victory put an effective end to what is known as Shays’ Rebellion, a protest movement which had begun with widespread peaceful petitions and meetings in 1786 before various groups closed law courts by threat of violence at Northampton and several other towns during the late summer and early autumn. The dissidents then organized themselves at Worcester in early December as an army of six regiments under designated leaders before attempting to coerce the government of Massachusetts by armed force to grant a wide variety of demands, both economic and political.

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Disqualification from office is point of Trump impeachment | READER COMMENTARY

Disqualification from office is point of Trump impeachment | READER COMMENTARY
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Deja vu? A decade later, Wallingford faces specter of second parking lot referendum

Deja vu? AÂ decade later, Wallingford faces specter of second parking lot referendum Deja vu? AÂ decade later, Wallingford faces specter of second parking lot referendum Simpson Court rear parking in Wallingford, Fri., Jan. 22, 2021.Â Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement Cracked pavement in the Simpson Court rear parking lot in Wallingford, Fri., Jan. 22, 2021.Â Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Simpson Court rear parking separated by concrete barriers in Wallingford, Fri., Jan. 22, 2021.Â Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Simpson Court rear parking separated by concrete barriers in Wallingford, Fri., Jan. 22, 2021.Â Holy Trinity School is seen, right. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement A map of the Simpson Court rear parking lot lease locations, as of Jan. 4, 2021. | Courtesy of the Town of Wallingford

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