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Farewell to 2018
As 2018 comes to an end, we look back on our triumphs and troubles, our success and failures, our gains and our losses.
This past year has been a tumultuous one. It’s brought regime changes, famines, landscape altering storms and unforeseen fluctuations in the global economy.
But it’s also brought us new champions to admire, advancements in science, medical miracles and, ultimately, hope for a future our children can thrive in.
Through it all, we’ve been proud to be your number one source for local news and to share the stories that shape our lives and our community.
As we look towards the new year, it’s with the absolute certainty that we’ll continue to be there for you, delivering the stories that matter to us all.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
May 2019 bring us achievements and victories that we can share with each other and with the world.
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