Sandra any moment now as we tap a brandnew hour, 2 00 on the East Coast, we are about to hear from the White House for the first time since Kemal Harris tapped liberal governor as her Running Mate and, now more than two weeks and she replaced Joe Biden atop the ticket. But she has still not given a single interview, but now just 90 days out from election day. 16 days she has been the presumptive nominee of the Democrat Party, Zero Time she has set for a media interview, thats a disgrace. If she is too afraid of the liberal media, how she going to deal with vladimir Putin And Xi jinping and a bunch of World Leaders all over the globe . Sandra welcome back, everybody, i am Sandra Smith in new york, allowed to get to, john. John as it seems every day, i am John Roberts in washington, this is america reports, the busiest place on that planet, here at a rally where he answered questions questions from the press traveling with him, quick to attack the liberal record in fact, the very first t
Jane Pomp (Bolhouse) Connerton, 89, of Newport, Rhode Island, passed away peacefully at home on June 28, 2021, surrounded by her family. She was the wife of the late William H. Connerton Jr.
Jane was born on October 10, 1931, in Newport, RI to the late Peter Daniel Bolhouse and Gladys Estelle (Carr) Bolhouse. As a young girl she was a member of the Girl Scouts and maintained that affiliation for well over a half century, attending their annual reunions held at Camp Hoffman in South Kingstown. She also had a great love of animals and a passion for bird watching. She continued this appreciation of nature throughout her whole life, most notably, by her always having an assortment of books relating to birds on hand and a pair of binoculars at the ready whether she was sitting in her living room chair or out in her car. All her children and grandchildren had to do was describe what a bird looked like or mimic the sounds they made, and she would tell them what it was. Until the day she
Tenants relieved, landlords concerned as CDC extends eviction moratorium
Rick Vickers, who mostly relies on income from his 35 rentals in Griffin says he hasn t received rent from about half of his tenants Author: Paola Suro (WXIA) Updated: 1:54 AM EDT June 26, 2021
ATLANTA The eviction moratorium is extended once again - this time, through July 31. The ban was set to expire next week and officials worried this would come with a flood of evictions.
The Biden administration is now saying this is the final month it will extend the policy.
According to the U.S. Census, some seven million tenants are currently behind on their rent, so they re feeling some temporary relief. As for landlords, like Rick Vickers, however, it s a different story.