Category Archives: gazette newspapers
Frank Pelatowski
The oldest newspaper columnist in the world talks about Mariposa, California, home of the Gazette. The Gazette is the oldest weekly newspaper in the state. Duration : 0:1:48
InfoWars: The Poster Revolution Pittsburgh 4of5
InfoWars: The Poster Revolution Due to the fantastic response to the Infowars Poster-video contest, Alex has extended the deadline for entries to Tuesday, September 8. Please continue sending links to your video up until that time. Please note that the … Continue reading
Ambler Gazette’s Citzen of the Week: Sheldon Weintraub (5/26/2009)
Sheldon Weintraub lives a life of accomplishments. A retired podiatrist, a local athlete and a Docent for the Barnes Foundation are just a few reasons why Mr. Weintraub is the Ambler Gazette’s “Citizen of the Week.” Duration : 0:2:44
Who’s a good journalist who reports on criminal, legal/justice system related issues?
Hi, So for my english class I have to get 6 articles from a particular journalist. Im looking for a really good journalist (prefferably Canadian, but not necessary) who reports and writes articles for newspapers on legal, criminal and issues … Continue reading
2008 Clallam County Fair
Shari Ioffrida, Clallam County Fair interim manager, talks about a couple of highlights at the fair on Friday, showcases the new Kids Zone and interviews a two Antique tractor owners. Shawn Dawson and Mike harmonize to the Gordys Pizza jingle. … Continue reading
Collecting 18th Century (and earlier) Authentic Newspapers
Collecting authentic rare and historic newspapers from the 1500′s – 1700′s can be exciting, rewarding and surprisingly affordable. British titles such as the London Gazette, London Chronicle, Gentleman’s Magazine and more, are all available for much less than you would … Continue reading
Titles for Newspapers?
So I’m doing a book report, which is to make my own newspaper. My last name starts with a C, so I wanted to incorporate that in there. (Ex. If my last name were Timothy, I would do "The Timothy … Continue reading
Bill Clinton at the Hamburg Inn
In an impromptu stop at the Hamburg Inn No. 2 this morning, former President Bill Clinton dined on home fries, a swiss cheese, tomato and green pepper omelet, and plunked down a coffee bean for “his candidate,” Hillary Clinton. Video … Continue reading
Tennessee Newspaper & Printing Museum
In 1791, George Roulstone and Robert Ferguson set out across the North Carolina mountains—armed with only a small printing press. After settling in the tiny town of Rogersville, they created The Knoxville Gazette, the first newspaper published in Tennessee. They … Continue reading
Person of Interest in Police Killing’s in Washington Has Extensive Criminal History
King 5 News Source SEATTLE “The man police are seeking as a person of interest in the shooting deaths of four Lakewood, Wash. police officers was supposed to be spending the rest of his life in an Arkansas prison. But, … Continue reading