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Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
April 26, 2025
“Forever grateful” are the words Jimmer Fredette used to announce his retirement. We feel the same. Plus, New York is the cream of the crop in yogurt, and helping kids on Mother’s Day. It’s all in Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
April 19, 2025
Make younger friends and other tips on aging gracefully. Ken Griffey Jr.’s next act, and the enduring wisdom of Lincoln. It’s all in Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
April 12, 2025
Sackets Harbor torches ICE, an inspiring pitcher has a farewell to remember, and lessons learned. It’s all in Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News.Facing Out: The Most Interesting News of the Week
April 5, 2025
Talking torpedoes, pinpointing housing opportunities, a speech for the books and photobombed by a president. It’s all in Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
March 29, 2025
Food banks are scrambling, but you can get a loan for your Door Dash order. Plus, Dick’s is putting the fun in shopping. It’s all in Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
March 22, 2025
We bring you news this weekend of those marooned in space and at sea. Tina Louise is tired of being remembered only as Ginger from the Gilligan’s Island TV series -- almost as tired as the astronauts who finally made it home after their eight-day mission went on for a Gilliganian nine months. Plus, Paul Revere’s day job. It’s all in Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News.OUR MISSION
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