Showing posts with label Rhode Island's 12th. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rhode Island's 12th. Show all posts
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Rhode Island's Twelfth: Former Senator Claiborne Pell Dies
Rhode Island's Twelfth: Former Senator Claiborne Pell Dies
I believe Senator Pell was the ONLY U.S Senator who did NOT support the U.S. attacking Iraq the first time. He was customarily patrician about it, deferring to International Law. I will always be grateful to him for that position and for many of his humanitarian stances.
I believe Senator Pell was the ONLY U.S Senator who did NOT support the U.S. attacking Iraq the first time. He was customarily patrician about it, deferring to International Law. I will always be grateful to him for that position and for many of his humanitarian stances.
Labels:
gratitude,
grief,
Iraq War,
local government,
Love,
Newport,
Rhode Island's 12th
Friday, September 12, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Rhode Island's Twelfth: The Rebel Without a Party
Rhode Island's Twelfth: The Rebel Without a Party
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I think the above article is well worth reading. The author is barely known by me, i.e. we've not exchanged a single email ( not the case with Eileen and Tom K and myself)...
This is a technical experiment on my part.
More Newport News:
Father Ray Malm , formerly of Saint Michael's Church ( yes, I know the name is much longer) in Providence, is now working in a parish there. He is a wonderful guy, and I hear, feeling a mite homesick/unfamiliar. If anyone there meets him, please say Nomi Hurwitz sends a hug. Newport is fortunate to have him.
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I think the above article is well worth reading. The author is barely known by me, i.e. we've not exchanged a single email ( not the case with Eileen and Tom K and myself)...
This is a technical experiment on my part.
More Newport News:
Father Ray Malm , formerly of Saint Michael's Church ( yes, I know the name is much longer) in Providence, is now working in a parish there. He is a wonderful guy, and I hear, feeling a mite homesick/unfamiliar. If anyone there meets him, please say Nomi Hurwitz sends a hug. Newport is fortunate to have him.
Labels:
local government,
neighbors,
Newport,
Rhode Island's 12th
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