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Sunrise: 05:46
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D. HUSAR: Art show funds scholarship honoring ailing artist
D. HUSAR: Art show funds scholarship honoring ailing artist
Updated: Friday, April 26 2013 8:49 AM EDT2013-04-26 12:49:15 GMT
Elizabeth Mannhardt sounds and looks enough like her mom that people sometimes ask if she's Kathryn Gray's daughter. Mannhardt takes it as a compliment as she carries on Gray's love of art, music ...
Elizabeth Mannhardt sounds and looks enough like her mom that people sometimes ask if she's Kathryn Gray's daughter. Mannhardt takes it as a compliment as she carries on Gray's love of art, music and inspiring...
HUSAR: Sinkholes not unusual, falling into one is
HUSAR: Sinkholes not unusual, falling into one is
Updated: Friday, March 15 2013 8:31 AM EDT2013-03-15 12:31:01 GMT
When sinkholes hit the national news, Sam Panno's phone starts to ring. When sinkholes make news twice in little more than a week -- once when a sinkhole swallowed a Florida man and his bedroom Feb.
When sinkholes hit the national news, Sam Panno's phone starts to ring. When sinkholes make news twice in little more than a week -- once when a sinkhole swallowed a Florida man and his bedroom Feb. 28 and twice when a...
D. HUSAR: Random acts of kindness brighten Christmas season -- and beyond
D. HUSAR: Random acts of kindness brighten Christmas season -- and beyond
Updated: Friday, March 30 2012 2:50 PM EDT2012-03-30 18:50:04 GMT
It's easy to overlook something important in the countdown to Christmas. There's the frenzy of shopping, wrapping and meal-planning. The whirlwind of holiday parties. The baking to feed Santa and all his elves. The...
It's easy to overlook something important in the countdown to Christmas. There's the frenzy of shopping, wrapping and meal-planning. The whirlwind of holiday parties. The baking to feed Santa and all his elves. The...
D. HUSAR: Quincy church's Bibles spreading the Word to Muslims in Tanzania
D. HUSAR: Quincy church's Bibles spreading the Word to Muslims in Tanzania
Updated: Friday, March 30 2012 2:51 PM EDT2012-03-30 18:51:16 GMT
The email to Central Baptist Church's Rev. Ivan Greuter was great, but the accompanying photo was even better. The photo showed a Bible, imprinted with the church's name, in use in Tanzania. If the goal is to...
The email to Central Baptist Church's Rev. Ivan Greuter was great, but the accompanying photo was even better. The photo showed a Bible, imprinted with the church's name, in use in Tanzania. If the goal is to...

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WILSON: Life, approaching marriage even sweeter for man rescued from grain bin
WILSON: Life, approaching marriage even sweeter for man rescued from grain bin
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 9:20 AM EDT2013-05-17 13:20:35 GMT
Joe McAndrew and Tessa Steinman will be married next week, and the celebration will be all the sweeter because of McAndrew's narrow escape after a recent grain bin mishap. "I still get choked up
Joe McAndrew and Tessa Steinman will be married next week, and the celebration will be all the sweeter because of McAndrew's narrow escape after a recent grain bin mishap. "I still get choked up about it," Steinman...
WILSON: Benghazi deaths should make a difference with U.S. voters
WILSON: Benghazi deaths should make a difference with U.S. voters
Updated: Monday, May 13 2013 10:07 AM EDT2013-05-13 14:07:28 GMT
Benghazi hearings in Washington D.C. will probably echo in the political world for months, perhaps years. Those who say the deadly attack on the U.S. Embassy in Libya is being used for political
Benghazi hearings in Washington D.C. will probably echo in the political world for months, perhaps years. Those who say the deadly attack on the U.S. Embassy in Libya is being used for political advantage may be right. But...
WILSON: Gun issues don't translate for 1s and 10s
WILSON: Gun issues don't translate for 1s and 10s
Updated: Sunday, April 28 2013 11:00 AM EDT2013-04-28 15:00:08 GMT
I almost started this column saying "gun control is a very personal thing for lots of people." I decided that wording would not quite do the topic justice. It's guns and people's thoughts about them
I almost started this column saying "gun control is a very personal thing for lots of people." I decided that wording would not quite do the topic justice. It's guns and people's thoughts about them that are...
WILSON: McConnell tape tame compared to gaffes by other politicians
WILSON: McConnell tape tame compared to gaffes by other politicians
Updated: Sunday, April 14 2013 10:00 AM EDT2013-04-14 14:00:13 GMT
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., is not the first national political figure to be embarrassed by a recorded conversation, and his few days of media attention won't compare with some of the worst
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., is not the first national political figure to be embarrassed by a recorded conversation, and his few days of media attention won't compare with some of the worst leaked-tape scandals. ...

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HUSAR: Determination drove 1943 QHS graduate to seek education
HUSAR: Determination drove 1943 QHS graduate to seek education
Updated: Friday, May 3 2013 8:17 AM EDT2013-05-03 12:17:03 GMT
When Keith Kaufmann drives by Quincy High School and sees the parking lot jammed with students' cars, he can't help but think proudly of his father. Kaufmann recently came across a Sept. 19, 1941,
When Keith Kaufmann drives by Quincy High School and sees the parking lot jammed with students' cars, he can't help but think proudly of his father. Kaufmann recently came across a Sept. 19, 1941, issue of the Q...
E. HUSAR: Turning 60 just as unpleasant as turning 30, if not more
E. HUSAR: Turning 60 just as unpleasant as turning 30, if not more
Updated: Thursday, March 21 2013 7:02 PM EDT2013-03-21 23:02:11 GMT
I have now endured two birthdays I wasn't happy to see arrive. The first was in March 1983, when I turned 30. I remember watching the clock tick away the last minutes of my 20s.
I have now endured two birthdays I wasn't especially happy to see arrive. The first was in March 1983, when I turned 30. I remember standing in the kitchen at 11:55 the night before my birthday, watching the clock tick away the last five minutes of my 20s.
Ed Husar: Kathy Schwartz bids tearful farewell to special education career
Ed Husar: Kathy Schwartz bids tearful farewell to special education career
Updated: Friday, March 30 2012 4:40 PM EDT2012-03-30 20:40:07 GMT
Kathy Schwartz has spent 29 of the last 38 years working with special education students in the Quincy School District's early childhood program. Much of Schwartz's effort was focused on kids...
Kathy Schwartz has spent 29 of the last 38 years working with special education students in the Quincy School District's early childhood program. Much of Schwartz's effort was focused on kids with autism -- the...
ED HUSAR: Love for books continues to grow with bedtime reading tradition
ED HUSAR: Love for books continues to grow with bedtime reading tradition
Updated: Friday, March 30 2012 4:39 PM EDT2012-03-30 20:39:17 GMT
Over the past 10 years, my wife and I have come to know a wide array of children's books we probably wouldn't have encountered had we not been raising two kids, now ages 10 and 7. Exposure...
Over the past 10 years, my wife and I have come to know a wide array of children's books we probably wouldn't have encountered had we not been raising two kids, now ages 10 and 7. Exposure to these books started...

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HOPF: Missing out on some of Quincy's best treasures
HOPF: Missing out on some of Quincy's best treasures
Updated: Friday, May 10 2013 8:43 AM EDT2013-05-10 12:43:33 GMT
Some people who live in Chicago or St. Louis don't understand how people can live in Quincy. They can't understand how people can stay busy in a town of only 40,000 people. Quincy is what ...
Some people who live in Chicago or St. Louis don't understand how people can live in Quincy. They can't understand how people can stay busy in a town of only 40,000 people. Quincy is what you make of it –...
HOPF: Wholesale changes unlikely as Moore prepares to take office
HOPF: Wholesale changes unlikely as Moore prepares to take office
Updated: Monday, April 22 2013 12:37 PM EDT2013-04-22 16:37:16 GMT
Kyle Moore will be sworn in as Quincy's next mayor in 15 days, and many in and around City Hall are wondering what kind of personnel changes he may make in forming his own administration. Moore said
Kyle Moore will be sworn in as Quincy's next mayor in 15 days, and many in and around City Hall are wondering what kind of personnel changes he may make in forming his own administration. Moore said immediately after...
HOPF: Woman peels back layers kept secret in trying to connect with long-lost aunt
HOPF: Woman peels back layers kept secret in trying to connect with long-lost aunt
Updated: Friday, March 29 2013 8:34 AM EDT2013-03-29 12:34:04 GMT
Discovering a long-lost family connection can be a thrilling experience, but it can also be an emotional one. While searching through some online criminal records made available by the Minnesota
Discovering a long-lost family connection can be a thrilling experience, but it can also be an emotional one. While searching through some online criminal records made available by the Minnesota Historical Society, Patsy...
HOPF: Quincy Paper Box building saga keeps 'fix-or-flatten' program in spotlight
HOPF: Quincy Paper Box building saga keeps 'fix-or-flatten' program in spotlight
Updated: Friday, March 30 2012 3:36 PM EDT2012-03-30 19:36:45 GMT
Changes suggested to the city of Quincy's "fix-or-flatten" program last week were not surprising since the program has been under increased scrutiny because of the Quincy Paper Box building saga.
Changes suggested to the city of Quincy's "fix-or-flatten" program last week were not surprising since the program has been under increased scrutiny because of the Quincy Paper Box building saga. The June 28 decision...

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MENDERSKI: Why ignoring the bully doesn't work
MENDERSKI: Why ignoring the bully doesn't work
Updated: Friday, April 12 2013 9:06 AM EDT2013-04-12 13:06:14 GMT
Megan Meier killed herself because her classmates were gossiping about her. Seven years later, her name and the story of her suicide still ripples across parent and teenage conversation ...
Megan Meier killed herself because her classmates were gossiping about her. Seven years later, her name and the story of her suicide still ripples across parent and teenage conversation. The 13-year-old girl from...

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EIGHINGER: Legendary 'hair in a can' remains all-time king of infomercials
EIGHINGER: Legendary 'hair in a can' remains all-time king of infomercials
Updated: Wednesday, May 15 2013 9:05 AM EDT2013-05-15 13:05:32 GMT
Some of the best entertainment on television comes late at night, and I'm not talking about Letterman, Leno or another rerun of "Big Bang Theory." It's the dreaded "infomercial," which is TVspeak for ...
Some of the best entertainment on television comes late at night, and I'm not talking about Letterman, Leno or another rerun of "Big Bang Theory." It's the dreaded "infomercial," which is TVspeak for some company...
EIGHINGER: When it comes to TV mothers, June Cleaver and Marge Simpson lead way
EIGHINGER: When it comes to TV mothers, June Cleaver and Marge Simpson lead way
Updated: Sunday, May 12 2013 12:28 AM EDT2013-05-12 04:28:44 GMT
In honor of Mother's Day, we're naming the "most memorable" mom in TV history. First, keep reminding yourself there is a difference between "best" and "most memorable." For the way she took care
In honor or Mother's Day, we're naming the "most memorable" mom in TV history. First, keep reminding yourself there is a difference between "best" and "most memorable." For the way she took care of Wally, the...
EIGHINGER: 'Morons of the Month' DNA might offer revealing clue
EIGHINGER: 'Morons of the Month' DNA might offer revealing clue
Updated: Wednesday, May 8 2013 9:07 AM EDT2013-05-08 13:07:27 GMT
It dawned on me while putting together the latest batch of "Morons of the Month" what all of our winners have had in common through the years. They're all missing the common sense gene. I'm certain
It dawned on me while putting together the latest batch of "Morons of the Month" what all of our winners have had in common through the years. They're all missing the common sense gene. I'm certain their DNA...
EIGHINGER: After all of these years, the impact of 1968 remains
EIGHINGER: After all of these years, the impact of 1968 remains
Updated: Tuesday, May 7 2013 9:40 AM EDT2013-05-07 13:40:26 GMT
For me, there has always been a fine line between nostalgia and history. Many times, the line is blurred at best. In 1968, gas was 34 cents a gallon. Nostalgia or history? Or both? Speaking of 1968, that ...
For me, there has always been a fine line between nostalgia and history. Many times, the line is blurred at best. In 1968, gas was 34 cents a gallon. Nostalgia or history? Or both? Speaking of 1968, that particular year...
EIGHINGER: Hulk, Dog, Tito and Pierce invited to 60th birthday party, if my body holds up
EIGHINGER: Hulk, Dog, Tito and Pierce invited to 60th birthday party, if my body holds up
Updated: Wednesday, May 1 2013 11:45 AM EDT2013-05-01 15:45:47 GMT
Every day, it seems, something else starts to hurt. That's one of the problems of getting old. Parts of my body I never knew existed only a few years ago all seem to be taking turns throbbing. Last
Every day, it seems, something else starts to hurt. That's one of the problems of getting old. Parts of my body I never knew existed only a few years ago all seem to be taking turns throbbing. Last week it was my...
EIGHINGER: Circle of life also may include Every Mother's Son and Alien Ant Farm
EIGHINGER: Circle of life also may include Every Mother's Son and Alien Ant Farm
Updated: Sunday, April 28 2013 1:41 AM EDT2013-04-28 05:41:46 GMT
During my formative years, which could also be looked at as my annoying teenage years, I used to have an ongoing discussion with my mom about the rock music I would be listening to on the radio.
During my formative years, which could also be looked at as my annoying teenage years, I used to have an ongoing discussion with my mom about the rock music I would be listening to on the radio. These were the days of...

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O'BRIEN: Westview time has special meaning to course's longtime starter
O'BRIEN: Westview time has special meaning to course's longtime starter
On a beautiful Friday morning for golf, Gordon Pasley looked down at the wristwatch on his left arm just after he had sent 150 or so golfers out for a day's worth of fun. "This has always been official
On a beautiful Friday morning for golf, Gordon Pasley looked down at the wristwatch on his left arm just after he had sent 150 or so golfers out for a day's worth of fun. "This has always been official Westview time,"...
O'BRIEN: Watching poorly-acted, beauty-filled crime shows a guilty pleasure
O'BRIEN: Watching poorly-acted, beauty-filled crime shows a guilty pleasure
Updated: Tuesday, May 14 2013 8:47 AM EDT2013-05-14 12:47:33 GMT
If my wife's reaction is any indication, the folks who run Investigation Discovery may have finally gone too far. "Why did Bobby Joe kill Susie? Find out next week ...
If my wife's reaction is any indication, the folks who run Investigation Discovery may have finally gone too far. "Why did Bobby Joe kill Susie? Find out next week ...
O'BRIEN: State's attorney out to convince people that 'plea agreements' aren't dirty words
O'BRIEN: State's attorney out to convince people that 'plea agreements' aren't dirty words
Updated: Saturday, May 11 2013 1:22 AM EDT2013-05-11 05:22:59 GMT
Jon Barnard knows the public's perception. That's why the Adams County state's attorney has been making the rounds by speaking ...
Jon Barnard knows the public's perception. That's why the Adams County state's attorney has been making the rounds by speaking to area groups about how his office negotiates and enters into plea agreements with...
O'BRIEN: Those who fallen probation officer helped show their support for him
O'BRIEN: Those who fallen probation officer helped show their support for him
Updated: Tuesday, May 7 2013 10:12 AM EDT2013-05-07 14:12:03 GMT
When Todd Boyd was at his lowest, John Grotts was there to help pull him up. Boyd's 24-year-old son, Shelby, died March 12 of an overdose. "We don't know if it was pills, alcohol or whatever," Todd ...
When Todd Boyd was at his lowest, John Grotts was there to help pull him up. Boyd's 24-year-old son, Shelby, died March 12 of an overdose. "We don't know if it was pills, alcohol or whatever," Todd Boyd said. The...
O'BRIEN: Being a Gems host family has its benefits
O'BRIEN: Being a Gems host family has its benefits
Updated: Saturday, May 4 2013 12:27 AM EDT2013-05-04 04:27:57 GMT
Warm weather will eventually get here and stay for a while. That is hard to believe with the wacky weather we've experienced this spring, but it is bound to happen. Warm weather means more outdoor
Warm weather will eventually get here and stay for a while. That is hard to believe with the wacky weather we've experienced this spring, but it is bound to happen. Warm weather means more outdoor activities. One of...
O'BRIEN: Relishing having the No. 1 (worst) job in America
O'BRIEN: Relishing having the No. 1 (worst) job in America
Updated: Monday, April 29 2013 3:07 PM EDT2013-04-29 19:07:07 GMT
Every job in America is considered better than that of a newspaper reporter these days. A survey recently released by CareerCast.com put newspaper reporter at the very bottom of its 200-job list.
Every job in America is considered better than that of a newspaper reporter these days. A survey recently released by CareerCast.com put newspaper reporter at the very bottom of its 200-job list.

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