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Former Broward Judge Thomas Lynch under investigation. - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Former Circuit Court Judge Thomas Lynch is under investigation on accusations that he violated state election law during his 2020 campaign to become Broward’s public defender.

Grieving amid COVID pandemic brings times of sadness, remembrance (Viewpoint)

Grieving amid COVID pandemic brings times of sadness, remembrance (Viewpoint) Updated Feb 07, 2021; Posted Feb 07, 2021 In this scene from the March 20, 2016 Holyoke St. Patrick’s Parade, parade committee president Michael Ahearn, of Northampton, leads the line of march. Ahearn died on Jan. 24, 2021, at the age of 55. (Dave Roback / The Republican) Facebook Share Relentless waves. Pounding on our souls, tearing at our hearts. I don’t need to tell readers of The Republican and MassLive about the seemingly endless numbers of obituaries being published each day online and in print. Rare is the day I don’t see a name I recognize or catch a connection to a family I have known.

Experts Reveal How Dry January Can Hack Your Physical and Mental Wellbeing

AskMen Notifications You have no notifications © GettyImages Can You Give Up Booze for 31 Days? The Benefits Are Worth It Shares The AskMen editorial team thoroughly researches & reviews the best gear, services and staples for life. AskMen may get paid if you click a link in this article and buy a product or service. Dry January, otherwise known as a month of abstaining from alcohol, has been picking up steam year over year, with more than one in five Americans participating as of 2019. But why are so many adults so quick to take a break from the hard stuff for a month? Abstaining from alcohol for a full 31 days can have many lasting benefits for moderate drinkers especially now that so many of us have been spending more time at home or making light of the stress of the pandemic by compensating with a little more booze than we would consume during a less tumultuous year.