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Blogs, Columns/Blogs, Opinion, Politics May 12, 2021

John “Clown” Cox investigated by Humane Society for bear abuse in gubernatorial joke

Leave it to the political clown that is John Cox, laughed out of Illinois, and now debasing Rancho Santa Fe with his circus of stupidity as he pretends to run for governor — again — and definitively loses, again. Cox’s latest brush with political stupidity of the Bozo type apparently ran afoul of the authorities, the animal control authorities, that is to say. His bizarre…

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Editorial, Featured, Opinion, Politics, The World December 14, 2020

Bully Barr should be reviled, not given award

Editor’s Note: Updated… HM Alumni Council Shares Statement Regarding Alumni Award for Distinguished Achievement Petition – June 6, 2020 “We have heard concerns expressed by current students, alumni, and school employees regarding the Horace Mann School Alumni Association Award for Distinguished Achievement presented to US Attorney General William Barr in 2011. In response, we are convening our Council to canvass the views of our alumni…

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Advertise, Community, Entertainment, Entertainment/Arts, Featured, Music August 12, 2019

Woodstocked celebrates hippiedom while raising funds to locate missing persons

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Advertise, Community, Editorial, Opinion, The Grapevine July 23, 2019

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Politics

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Bully Barr should be reviled, not given award