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editor rain nats around 27 a possible twister showered louisiana and mississippi in sheets of rain and driving wind. you can see the damaged homes and buildings left behind for residents to pick up tonight. follow the forecast anytime, anywhere with wavy-dot-com. access updated radar views and the hour by hour predictions. and don t miss an update overnight. meteorologist jeremy wheeler will have a fresh forecast starting tomorrow on wavy news 10 today at 4:30. retired workers in portsmouth say the city has betrayed them. they say leaders promised reimbursement for health insurance: a promise they ve allegedly broken. 10 on your side s liz palka went to tonight s council meeting. liz, how did city leaders they say they re working on a plan to help with the situation. but, what these retirees are upset about is - they were told they would have 14-hundred dollars each year as part of an hra. according to these retirees - no one ever said the program would end after a year ....
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OFF RADAR: ‘things seemed to be breaking: visual poems’ A new book by former poet laureate Stuart Kestenbaum By Dana Wilde Share “things seemed to be breaking: visual poems” by Stuart Kestenbaum; Deerbrook Editions, Cumberland, Maine, 2021; 136 pages, paperback, $18.50. “Found poetry” is a peculiarly modern phenomenon. It’s made when words, phrases and sometimes entire passages from texts such as newspaper articles, advertising copy, government documents or anything else are selected out and re-arranged as poetry. Or whatever. It’s been around since about the time Marcel Duchamp submitted a urinal for an art exhibit in New York City in 1917. “The Fountain,” as he called it, was the first celebrated piece of found art. Dadaist and Surrealist writers did similar things with words through the 1920s, ’30, ’40s. By the 1950s the Beat poets, under the influence of William S. Burroughs’ determined efforts to expose the vacancies in com ....